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Saudi Arabia owns more than half of Lucid Motors

The Verge

California EV startup Lucid Motors gave up majority ownership to Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund in exchange for the $1.3 That means Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) owns more than 50 percent of the company’s shares. And it will benefit Saudi society.”.

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Saudi Arabia buys a 5% stake in Nintendo

TechSpot

This week, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) bought five percent of Nintendo. By Bloomberg's estimates, this makes it Nintendo's fifth-largest shareholder. Nintendo said it only learned of the investment from news reports and declined to comment on individual shareholders.

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Lenovo to establish major PC and server factory in Saudi Arabia with $2 billion investment

TechSpot

The project, backed by a $2 billion investment from Alat, a subsidiary of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, is expected to go into operation by 2026. Once operational, the facility is expected to employ thousands of workers and produce millions of PCs annually, positioning it as one of the largest.

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Saudi shopping and BNPL platform Tamara tops $1B valuation in $340M Series C funding

TechCrunch

Tamara, a buy now pay later platform for consumers in Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC region, has raised $340 million in a financing round that values the fintech at $1 billion.

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Lucid Motors goes public, collects $4.5 billion

The Verge

Shares of the Saudi-owned , California-based startup began trading on the Nasdaq stock exchange Monday morning. The public listing is the second in the last week for the industry; fellow EV startup Faraday Future became a public company listed on the Nasdaq last Thursday and raised $1 billion in the process.

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Lucid Motors is going public in a major SPAC merger

The Verge

The California startup, which is majority-owned by Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, plans to start shipping its first luxury electric vehicle — the 500-mile range Air sedan — later this year. Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge. billion in cash. An electric SUV is slated to follow in 2023. Roughly $2.1

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Y Combinator, 500 Startups, Plug and Play invest in Odiggo’s $2.2M seed round

TechCrunch

Over 50,000 car owners across three markets — Egypt, the UAE and Saudi Arabia — use Odiggo. CEO Omar said with this new round, Odiggo’s priority will be to attain consistent growth while expanding its team across the UEA, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. The company also works directly with over 300 merchants.