Techcrunch Tiger Global and Microsoft to Fully Exit PhonePe IPO
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Tiger Global and Microsoft are set to fully divest their stakes in PhonePe, an Indian payments startup backed by Walmart. The announcement follows PhonePe's update to its IPO filing, which provides insights into the current landscape of global investors withdrawing from the venture capital scene in India's public markets.
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PhonePe updated its IPO prospectus detailing shares for sale.
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Tiger Global and Microsoft announced full exit from PhonePe.
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Walmart retains majority stake in PhonePe.
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