Multicorporate-backed online pharmacy operator API Holdings has filed for an offering that will not involve its shareholders selling their stakes.

Amazon, Ford, Cox Enterprises, Abdul Latif Jameel and Sumitomo are all notching up exits, as the electric jeep producer priced the largest initial public offering of 2021.

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.