Arm Expected to Price Shares on Sept. 13

ARM is preparing for its IPO, aiming to raise $5-7 billion, lower than the initial $8-10 billion target. This change is due to SoftBank's decision to retain a larger stake and the Vision Fund's transaction. Potential anchor investors include major tech companies like Amazon, Intel, and Apple.

What is the main reason for ARM's reduced target in its IPO fundraising?

• Increased competition in the market

• A decline in ARM's market value

• SoftBank's decision to sell a smaller stake

• Regulatory challenges

What was the initial fundraising target for ARM's IPO before the shift?

• $5 to $7 billion

• $8 to $10 billion

• $10 to $12 billion

• $3 to $5 billion

Why did the Vision Fund decide not to sell its stake in ARM during the IPO?

• It was undervalued

• It was acquired by another company

• It was sold back to SoftBank

• It was not profitable

Which companies are mentioned as potential anchor investors in ARM's IPO?

• Google and Microsoft

• Amazon and Intel

• Facebook and Twitter

• Samsung and LG

What is the current status of negotiations with potential anchor investors for ARM's IPO?

• Negotiations are still ongoing

• No investors are interested

• Investors have withdrawn their interest

• All investors have been finalized