Prosus Ventures is set to exit the food and consumer goods delivery service in an all-stock deal which will boost DoorDash's international aspirations.

DivcoWest, JLL and Allegion combined in a $60m round for workplace data platform developer VergeSense while Sanofi committed up to $60m to ocular therapeutics developer Gyroscope.

The regulatory information service counts SoftBank, Renren, Jipyong, The Economist Group and S&P Global as existing investors and will get a Nasdaq listing through the deal.

Cox Enterprises led a $58m round for healthcare delivery software provider Enlace Health while Johnson & Johnson snapped up portfolio company OrthoSpin for almost $80m.

The Lundbeck and Novo-backed cancer therapy developer priced its shares at the bottom of their range in an upsized offering.

Alibaba, Ant Financial and Berkshire Hathaway are among the anchor investors for a provision set to make up nearly half of the payment platform developer's $2.45bn target for its IPO.

Ubicom Holdings Japan helped gynaecological imaging software developer Illumigyn take its total funding to $33m while Optum took part in a $30m round for health payment technology provider Medallion.

Coca-Cola paid $5.6bn for the 85% of the sports drink brand it did not already own, having invested an undisclosed amount three years ago.

The Tencent and Berkshire Hathaway-backed digital bank is seeking to grow its valuation from $30bn in June to over $50m in flotations in the US and Brazil.

AES and Siemens are each retaining nearly 35% of the energy storage system provider, which has closed an upsized initial public offering.