The secondary share sale was led by long-time backer Fidelity Management, with JPMorgan's Asset Management division joining as a new investor.
The employee liquidity event values the digital bank 53% above its November 2025 tender offer, with the final sale size undisclosed.
The secondary share sale reportedly values the defense tech company at $90 billion.
The firm will reportedly pay about $350 million for a 40% interest, implying an equity valuation of roughly $875 million for the Israeli camouflage technology manufacturer.
The employee and early investor auction valued the workplace trust company at over £100 million and marked the third transaction conducted under the PISCES framework.
Existing investors in the German robotics startup, including Sequoia and Lightspeed, participated alongside new backers.
The $300 million secondary share sale was led by Wellington and T. Rowe Price and brought in new investors, including EQT, Goldman Sachs, and Sapphire Ventures.
The transaction will reportedly value the India-based D2C lifestyle brand at up to $521 million, more than 3x its last reported mark.
The deal valued the San Francisco-based software company at $2.5 billion, with Accel and 01A participating alongside new investors Salesforce Ventures and S32.
Goldman Sachs Alternatives, Wells Fargo, and DocuSign joined the deal, which valued the AI company at $5.2 billion.
