Nexa3D has confirmed $55m in funding across several rounds, while BukuKas has added $50m to its coffers and both Label Insights and Mya Systems have been acquired.

SoftBank is participating in a PIPE financing for Flex spinoff Bright Machines, which will walk away with $435m in gross proceeds and a $1.1bn valuation.

Vark and Willbox have both raised funding, while Cisco has decided to buy Kenna Security and Guru Capital has purchased Oval Money.

Yale's immunological disease treatment developer floated its shares below its initial price range in an IPO in the US.

Just days after Telkomsel injected $300m into Gojek, the company has finalised its merger with Tokopedia to form a new business called GoTo that will go public this year.

The logistics services provider has set a price range for its proposed offering and will raise up to $3.4bn in proceeds, with JD.com retaining a majority stake.

The Merck and Alphabet-backed immunological disease treatment developer floated its shares below its initial price range in an IPO in the US.

Desktop Metal has paid an undisclosed amount to buy UT Dallas spinout Adaptive3D.

Several Blue Cross Blue Shield companies, Dignity Health and Hill Physicians are in line to exit the healthcare administration software provider through a deal with Cedar.

We provide a brief overview of some of the notable exit transactions reported last week. They highlight a broader upward trend in exit transactions for corporate investors, which we have been tracking for some time now.