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The Station: Exits at Waymo and Bird s SPAC reveals its scooter-nomics – TechCrunch

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EV scooter startup Bird to go public in $2 3 bln blank-check deal

Article content Bird Rides said on Wednesday it would merge with blank-check company Switchback II Corporation to go public in a deal valuing the electric scooter rental company at $2.3 billion. The scooter startup said the deal would be supported by a private investment of $160 million from Fidelity Management & Research Co and other investors, and provide $428 million in cash to the combined entity. (https://prn.to/3eFUIqV) We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or EV scooter startup Bird to go public in $2.3 bln blank-check deal Back to video The California-based company also said it had access to a $40 million asset financing from Apollo Investment Corp and MidCap Financial Trust.

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Bird Ride s SPAC filing shows scooter-nomics just doesn t fly – TechCrunch

Bird’s SPAC filing shows scooter-nomics just don’t fly Scooter unicorn Bird is going public, per an agreement to merge with a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC. After rumors and reports circulated for months about an imminent deal, it has finally arrived. First, a quick overview of the agreement and the players involved: Bird is merging with Switchback II at an implied valuation of $2.3 billion. Fidelity Management & Research Company will lead the deal’s $106 million in private investment in public equity, or PIPE. Apollo Investment Corp. and MidCap Financial Trust provided an additional $40 million in asset financing. (Disclosure: Apollo is buying TechCrunch’s parent company.)

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Bird Rides to go public via SPAC, at an implied value of $2 3B – TechCrunch

Bird to go public via SPAC, at an implied value of $2.3B Bird, the shared electric scooter startup that operates in more than 200 cities across three continents, said Wednesday it is going public by merging with special purpose acquisition company Switchback II with an implied valuation of $2.3 billion. The announcement confirms earlier reports, including one this week from dot.LA, that Bird intended to go public via a SPAC. Bird said it was able to raise $160 million in private investment in public equity, or PIPE, by institutional investor Fidelity Management & Research Company LLC, and others. Apollo Investment Corp. and MidCap Financial Trust provided an additional $40 million asset financing. (Disclaimer: Apollo is buying Verizon Media Group, which owns TechCrunch.)

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