Palo Alto Networks agreed to buy cybersecurity orchestration platform Demisto for a mixture of cash and stock, highlighting the potential of the vibrant cybersecurity space

Rakuten is among the investors in line for an exit following Pinterest’s decision to file confidentially for an initial public offering expected to value it at more than $12bn in the next four months.

The workspace operator is reportedly seeking a $3bn valuation in a US IPO that would allow a host of corporates including several real estate developers to exit.

Samsung Catalyst Fund, Qualcomm Ventures and Cisco Investments have exited the low-power chipmaker in an acquisition of undisclosed size by Intel.

Tencent is in line for an exit after China-based cosmetic surgery booking platform SoYoung confidentially filed to go public in the US in an offering that could raise $300m.

GN Audio has acquired Altia Sytems for $125m, providing an exit for Intel Capital, which had backed a $10.7m series B round for the camera maker in 2014.

Palo Alto Networks will acquire the cybersecurity orchestration platform developer, which had raised $69m from investors including Slack and Wipro, for a mixture of cash and stock.

Kinnevik has agreed to invest $42.5m in Clas Ohlson-backed online supermarket MatHem while buying $53.5m in a secondary investment deal.

Nan Fung-backed mitochondrial therapy developer Stealth BioTherapeutics floated at the foot of its range to raise $78m, having disclosed $100m in financing last June.

Sonnen is set to be acquired by existing investor Shell for an undisclosed sum, while General Electric, Envision Energy and Inven Capital will also exit.