The Israel-based solar inverter maker, which counts Norwest Venture Partners and GE Capital as backers, intends to float on Nasdaq.

Itochu and Mitsubishi UFJ both exited the online flash sales company in a $14.8m purchase by internet company Mixi.

Samsung acquired the mobile commerce technology provider for an undisclosed sum, giving exits to Visa and General Electric subsidiary Synchrony Financial.

MedImmune-backed Inotek, which is working on treatments for glaucoma, priced its IPO at $6a share and is set to secure an additional $20m in convertible debt.

Invitae, a genetic testing technology spin-out from Genomic Health, had initially raised $101.6m when it floated last week.

The agricultural biotechnology developer had raised $101m from investors including chemical producer BASF.

The Siemens-backed cancer treatment company, which has raised $195m in funding, will look to raise up to $69m when it floats on Nasdaq.

Poxel, which is also backed by Bpifrance, will fund clinical trials for two of its drug candidates with the proceeds.

Michigan startup Electric Field Solutions acquired by oil and gas firm Premier for technology developed for measuring electric fields caused by Marian dust storms.

Existing investor British Gas has purchased the connected home company for $100m.