This Week
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Ant International
Ant International closed a $1.2bn Series A round to support global growth and innovation across merchant payments, account management, and inclusive financial products.
Glow
Glow, a CyberTech company, raised $180m in a funding round announced this week.
Northrim BanCorp, Inc.
Northrim BanCorp agreed to acquire PBCO Financial Corporation in an all-stock transaction valued at approximately $167.3 million.
Atoms
Atoms raised $1.7 billion in funding from Uber, a16z, Fifth Wall, and others to expand manufacturing capabilities for its industrial AI and robotics automation platform.
REalloys
REalloys closed a $100 million private placement with institutional investors at $14.25 per share, combined with a $50 million public offering earlier in March for total cash of approximately $130 million.
Oglethorpe Power
USDA invests $486.7 million through Electric Infrastructure Loan Program to strengthen electric reliability and upgrade 14 generation sites owned or co-owned by Oglethorpe Power across Georgia.
Shelby Township defense manufacturer
A Shelby Township defense manufacturer plans a $163 million, 200,000-square-foot facility expansion expected to create at least 328 new jobs with above-median regional wages, supported by state grants and tax incentives.
GE Vernova
GE Vernova is investing $138 million to modernize and expand its Western Pennsylvania manufacturing facility, supported by $6 million in state grants, expected to create approximately 275 high-skilled jobs by 2028.
Carl Buddig and Company
Carl Buddig and Company is expanding its plant with a $125 million investment creating 75 new jobs in Wisconsin.
Belmark Corp.
Belmark Corp. is undertaking a $121 million expansion in Wisconsin expected to create 143 new jobs.
Washington Dulles International Airport
Washington Dulles International Airport announced a $20 billion redevelopment to modernize facilities and increase passenger capacity by 40% by 2040, competing with major US airports.
AirAsia
A Saudi Arabian investment fund committed $100 million to AirAsia, marking a significant capital injection into the Malaysian low-cost airline.