Analysis
A recap of this week’s top deals and analyses.
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Editor’s Take: The Week That Was - Feb 23-28
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EV maker Nio's chip unit raises $318m from IDG Capital, others
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Luckin Coffee profit falls in Q4 2025 as delivery costs jump
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Paramount to buy Warner Bros in $110b deal as Netflix bows out
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SpaceX could seek IPO valuation of over $1.75 trillion: report
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RedDoorz doubles down on fully-managed hotels; IPO, M&A options on the table
Japan’s Longreach buys SG lifting tool company RAM from Dymon Asia PE
StateSquare Capital to pick controlling stake in aerospace supplier AIM
Indonesia’s Somethinc weighs strategic sale as Peak XV, Prosus reassess bets
Korean investment firm TheVentures rolls out Vietnam-focused movie fund
Deals
After the transaction, Nio will retain a 62.7% stake in Shenji.
The profit decline was largely due to a surge in delivery costs amid a subsidy war.
Proposed merger to create new media giant combining studios, networks CNN and CBS.
IPOs & Markets
The filing could come as soon as March, Bloomberg reported.
Rest of Asia
PayPay IPO will be the first US listing for a SoftBank-majority business since Arm Holdings.
Singapore
It aims to end 2026 with at least 175 company-operated hotels, versus 100 currently.
Dymon bought RAM in 2022 through a carve-out from Germany’s Salzgitter Maschinenbau.
World
Amazon will invest $50m while SoftBank and Nvidia will invest $30m each.
India
The deal highlights growing international interest in Indian private credit platforms.
