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Flipkart Is in Talks to Raise $3 Billion From SoftBank, Sovereign Wealth Funds

(Bloomberg) -- Flipkart, the Indian e-commerce giant controlled by Walmart Inc., is in talks to rais

Flipkart Is in Talks to Raise $3 Billion From SoftBank, Sovereign Wealth Funds

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Japan’s SoftBank, which had previously backed Flipkart before selling its stake to Walmart, could invest $300 million to $500 million of the total through its Vision Fund II, one of the people said.\nFlipkart plans to raise the additional capital ahead of an initial public offering, now planned for next year, the people said. The company had targeted an IPO as soon as the fourth quarter of this year, but those plans have been delayed by the coronavirus resurgence in India.\nThe fundraising discussions are not yet finalized and could still change, the people said.\nSoftBank and GIC declined to comment, while Flipkart did not immediately respond to requests for comment.\nThe e-commerce market has boomed over the past 18 months, one of the clear beneficiaries of the pandemic. Shares of Amazon.com Inc., which competes with Flipkart in India, soared more than 70% during that period to a market value of $1.6 trillion. 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