AEP, BMW, Chevron, Constellation Energy, Daimler, Siemens, The Hartford and Toyota are all in line for exits as ChargePoint goes public through a reverse merger at a $2.4bn valuation.

Trustbridge Partners has acquired a majority stake in WeWork China, a SoftBank-backed company that was at one point valued at $5bn.

TriNetX had raised $102m in funding from investors including Merck & Co, Mitsui and Itochu before agreeing to a purchase by Carlyle.

Two weeks after filing to go public, Grail has instead accepted an $8bn acquisition offer from Illumina, which had spun off the cancer diagnostics technology developer five years ago.

Novartis-backed Inflazome, which advances University of Queensland and Trinity College Dublin research to develop treatments for inflammation, has been bought by Roche for $448m.

The data services software provider had raised more than $55m from investors including NetApp, Cisco Investments, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and GE Ventures.

Lennar, SoftBank, Access Industries and Alphabet are set to score exits from the real estate transaction manager, valued at $4.8bn in the deal.

Vector Venture Capital has exited nFrames, a developer of 3D surface reconstruction software that has been bought by Esri for an undisclosed amount.

Equinor has exited wind power technology provider Fos4X in an acquisition by PolyTech that followed at least $12.5m in venture funding.

American Express, Interpublic, US Cellular and Verizon exited the advertising platform developer last year in an acquisition by NinthDecimal.