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DeNA exited online video monetisation platform FameBit in an acquisition by Google, which bought the company for an undisclosed amount.
The following material is a snapshot of the data we have collected on investment activity over the past three months. To cross-check and double-check details of reported deals, we have contacted corporate investors around the world.
Deutsche Telekom-backed 9Flats and Rocket Internet-backed Wimdu are set to merge and will form an online accommodation platform with an estimated 500,000 listings.
The advanced electrocardiogram developer has set the range for an initial public offering sized at up to $91m, with Novo, Kaiser Permanente and St. Jude set to exit.
Crispr Therapeutics, a gene editing drug developer backed by Bayer, Vertex, Celgene and GlaxoSmithKline, has set the terms for an offering on Nasdaq.
E.ON-backed fuel cell system producer Bloom Energy has reportedly filed for an initial public offering, one likely to value it at less than its previous $2.9bn valuation.
Snap, formerly known as Snapchat and backed by Alibaba, Tencent and Yahoo, is preparing an offering that could value it at $25bn and take place as early as March.
Continental is boosting its fleet management capabilities by buying an 81% share of Zonar, while Daimler will retain its stake following a $50m investment last year.
Time Warner Investments and IDG Ventures are set to exit marketing data management platform Krux in a cash and stock deal.
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