BMW i Ventures, Dell Technologies Capital and RBVC are all scoring exits from the manufactured parts marketplace, which has priced its IPO above the range.

CMU-founded language learning platform developer Duolingo was valued at $2.4bn as of its last funding round in November 2020.

The Stanford spinout has gone public following a $238m IPO, after revealing that the university was also among the series B investors.

Karolinska Development-backed Biosergen has begun trading on the Nasdaq First Growth Market, having already undertaken a $5.9m offering earlier this month.

University of Oxford and OSI are set to exit the medical diagnostics software provider in a flotation with a $75m placeholder target.

The Lenovo and Tencent-backed digital grocer’s shares fell almost 26% in price after it priced its shares at the foot of their range.

A number of corporate backers scored an exit from trucking services marketplace Full Truck Alliance (Manbang Group), as the latter went public in the US. This transaction exemplifies an upward trend in exits for corporate-backed businesses from the transport and mobility space.

The EV manufacturer, backed by Alibaba, Duowan, Foxconn, UCar and Xiaomi, has filed to float in Hong Kong, and will potentially raise almost $2bn.

GV notched up an exit as cancer therapy developer Monte Rosa Therapeutics priced an upsized initial public offering at the top of its range.

Intel Capital-backed customer experience software provider Sprinklr floated below its range in its initial public offering.