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"True North Takes Minority Stake in IPO-Bound InMobi in $50-60 Million Deal"

Private equity firm True North has reportedly acquired a minority stake in adtech and mobile advertising company InMobi in a transaction valued at roughly $50 million to $60 million, according to people familiar with the matter. The investment comes as the Bengaluru-founded startup prepares for a public-market debut, underscoring renewed investor interest in profitable, scaled Indian internet businesses with global reach.

True North Takes Minority Stake in IPO-Bound InMobi in $50-60 Million Deal

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New Delhi, India Just now (10:55 PM IST)โ€ข6 min read

Private equity firm True North has reportedly acquired a minority stake in adtech and mobile advertising company InMobi in a transaction valued at roughly $50 million to $60 million, according to people familiar with the matter. The investment comes as the Bengaluru-founded startup prepares for a public-market debut, underscoring renewed investor interest in profitable, scaled Indian internet businesses with global reach.

Private equity firm True North has reportedly acquired a minority stake in adtech and mobile advertising company InMobi in a transaction valued at roughly $50 million to $60 million, according to people familiar with the matter. The investment comes as the Bengaluru-founded startup prepares for a public-market debut, underscoring renewed investor interest in profitable, scaled Indian internet businesses with global reach.

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