Mubadala Development company from the UAE began to look for buyers for part of its GlobalFoundries shares, but the interest of Arab investors in AMD assets did not decrease . According to the resource EE Times , now Mubadala Development has every chance to become a major shareholder of another company related to the development of processors - this is the British holding ARM, which was recently acquired by the Japanese investment company Softbank.
Now, according to sources, Softbank is preparing to attract funds from Arab investors to the Vision Fund investment fund, and the share of Mubadala Development in it can be measured at $ 45 billion out of the planned $ 100 billion. So far, however, the agreement was reached only on investments of $ 15 billion. Softbank is going to confirm the seriousness of its intentions by selling 25% of ARM shares, which should bring about $ 8 billion, which will be paid off by Japanese investors to the Vision Fund. It is Mubadala who can become a buyer of a quarter of ARM's assets. Softbank itself promises to contribute up to $ 25 billion to the fund over the next five years. Among the smaller investors, Vision Fund refers to Qualcomm, Apple, Foxconn and Oracle founder Larry Ellison.
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