Kinnevik sells out of Rocket Internet


BERLIN: Swedish investor Kinnevik has sold its remaining stake in German e-commerce company Rocket Internet for more than 200 million euros, capitalising on a recent rally in the stock fuelled by plans to list two of its start-ups.

Founded in 2007, Rocket has helped create a buzzing tech scene in Berlin by launching dozens of businesses from fashion e-commerce to food delivery, but has seen its stock halve since it listed in 2014 as valuations fell for its loss-making start-ups and plans for flotations stalled.

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