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2023: $17.5 billion investment - the third rate among sovereign wealth funds

The UAE Sovereign Investment Fund Mubadala Investment Company in 2023 entered the top three in the world in terms of investments of $17.5 billion. Read more here.

2022: Investing in IXcellerate

IXcellerate, Russian a commercial operator, data centers raised about $190 million from existing shareholders and new investors, including Mubadala Investment Company (Mubadala, a sovereign wealth fund), UAE and (SberInvest RDIF, a Russian Direct Investment Fund sovereign wealth fund). This RUSSIAN FEDERATION was announced Sberbank TAdviser by "" on January 25, 2022. More. here

2021

Purchase of 1.9% of Sibur shares

On December 8, 2021, it was announced the sale of a 1.9% stake in Sibur"" to a sovereign investment fund from UAE Mubadala. For the latter, this is the largest investment in Russia. More. here

Investing in electric scooter rental company Tier Mobility

In mid-November 2021, the Berlin-based e-scooter rental company Tier Mobility announced the raising of $200 million as part of the Series D funding round. Investors include Leonid Boguslavsky's RTP Global fund, Mubadala Investment. Read more here.

Investing in the online commodity exchange Open Mineral

On September 16, 2021, Open Mineral announced the attraction of $33 million in investments. The Arab Mubadala Investment Company invested the most funds in the online commodity exchange as part of the Series C funding round. Xploration Capital and Emerald Technology Ventures (previously invested in a startup) and Statkraft and Lingfeng Capital (new investors) also participated in the deal. Read more here.

Investing in Borzo delivery service

At the end of August 2021, the courier service Dostavista announced the attraction of $35 million in investments and rebranding. It will now be called Borzo. The Series C funding round was led by a fund from UAE Mubadala. Also invested in the project were Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) the Swedish VNV Global, venture capital funds Flashpoint Venture Capital Alexander Konoplyasty AddVenture and Maxim Medvedev. The parameters of the transaction, including the shares of investors and the estimated value of the startup, were not disclosed. Dostavista intends to spend the funds raised on international expansion and development of new products. More. here

Investing in mobile game developer Nexters

On July 21, 2021, it became known that the developer mobile games Nexters received investments totaling $50 million from Mubadala funds (sovereign wealth fund) United Arab Emirates and (VPE Capital invests in projects in the territory of and). Russia Kazakhstan According to information disclosed on the website The American of The United States Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, funds will acquire 5 million shares of the company at a price of $10 per share. More. here

Sale of stake in AliExpress Russia to Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF)

On January 29, 2021, the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) announced an increase in its stake in AliExpress Russia (a joint venture of Alibaba Group, MegaFon, Mail.ru Group and RDIF). RDIF bought a 7.85% stake from Alibaba Group along with the Mubadala Investment Company investment platform and other sovereign wealth funds in the Middle East. Financial and other parameters of the transaction are not disclosed. Read more here.

2020

Investing in the virtual reality science training platform MEL Science

On December 1, 2020, MEL Science announced that it had raised $14 million in investments. The Russian-Chinese venture capital fund, the Emirati state fund Mubadala Investment Company, Channel 4 Ventures and others have invested in the Russian-British educational startup. Read more here.

Investing in Waymo

On March 2, 2020, Waymo announced that it had raised $2.25 billion in investments. This money will go to the global expansion of the developer of self-driving cars. Read more here.

2019: $842 million sale of 34.9 million AMD shares

On February 5, 2019, UAE public investment fund Mubadala Investment announced the sale of 34.9 million ordinary shares of AMD. Based on the rate of quotations at the time of the announcement, the cost of the sold share is $842 million.

Arab investors simultaneously announced their intentions to realize their obligations to buy 75 million ordinary shares of AMD for a total amount of about $448.5 million. The deal will be done at a fixed rate. As a result, the securities sold will not particularly change the structure of the fund's assets. Mubadala will remain one of AMD's largest with a 6.9% share, although it previously reached 12.9%. Read more here.