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\"<p>FILE
FILE PHOTO: An ARM and SoftBank Group branded board is displayed at a news conference in London, Britain July 18, 2016. REUTERS\/Neil Hall\/File Photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Paul Sandle<\/strong>

LONDON: Arm, the chip designer owned by Japan's SoftBank<\/a>, said on Friday it would pursue a U.S.-only listing this year, dashing the British government's hopes that the tech giant would return to the London stock market.

The company did not completely rule out an eventual London listing, saying it intended to consider a subsequent IPO there in due course, without providing further details.

But the decision is a blow to London, where Arm was listed for 18 years until it was bought by SoftBank in 2016 in a $32 billion deal that received the minimum level of scrutiny by the government, leading to criticism that it had allowed Britain's biggest tech success to be bought by foreign investors.

London worked hard to get the listing, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Arm Chief Executive Rene Haas meeting in Downing Street last month, according to reports. SoftBank's founder Masayoshi Son was said to have joined by video call.

The loss follows a decision by Dublin-based building materials giant CRH on Thursday to move its primary listing from London to the United States.

The London Stock Exchange<\/a> said Arm's decision showed Britain needed to speed up plans for reform.

\"The announcement demonstrates the need for the UK to make rapid progress in its regulatory and market reform agenda, including addressing the amount of risk capital available to drive growth,\" said Julia Hoggett, chief executive of London Stock Exchange, part of London Stock Exchange Group.

Arm designs the processor technology used in nearly every smartphone, selling intellectual property to companies such as Apple Inc and Qualcomm Inc.

\"After engagement with the British government and the Financial Conduct Authority over several months, SoftBank and Arm have determined that pursuing a U.S.-only listing of Arm in 2023 is the best path forward for the company and its stakeholders,\" Haas said in a statement.

A British government spokesperson said: \"The UK is taking forward ambitious reforms to the rules governing its capital markets, building on our continued success as Europe's leading hub for investment, and the second largest globally.\"

Arm, which was founded and is based in Cambridge, east England, with another base in San Jose, California, said it would maintain its headquarters, operations and material IP in Britain.

The company said it would increase its British workforce and would open a new site in Bristol, west England.

Arm has pushed into markets beyond smartphones, such as data center servers, where its low-power designs can cut energy use. Its sales grew 28% in its most recent quarter to $746 million, making it one of the few growth areas for SoftBank.

The Japanese conglomerate decided to list Arm after a deal to sell the chip designer to rival Nvidia, valued at up to $80 billion, collapsed in the face of anti-trust concerns last year.

It immediately identified New York as its preferred destination, where the company will join the likes of Intel, Qualcomm and Nvidia.
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软银的手臂拒绝伦敦通过选择美国上市

但伦敦的决定是一个打击,手臂被列为18年,直到它被软银在2016年以320亿美元收购交易,收到由政府审查的最低水平,导致批评,已允许英国最大的科技成功收购了外国投资者。

  • 更新2023年3月4日07:38点坚持
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董事会文件的照片:一只手臂和软银集团品牌显示在伦敦的一个新闻发布会上,英国2016年7月18日。乐动扑克路透/尼尔·霍尔/文件的照片
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伦敦:手臂,芯片设计属于日本软银周五表示,将寻求美国只有清单,今年的英国政府希望科技巨头将返回伦敦股市。

该公司并未完全排除最终伦敦上市,说它打算考虑后续的IPO在适当的时候,未提供进一步的细节。

但伦敦的决定是一个打击,手臂被列为18年,直到它被软银在2016年以320亿美元收购交易,收到由政府审查的最低水平,导致批评,已允许英国最大的科技成功收购了外国投资者。

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伦敦努力得到清单,与诗人总理Sunak和手臂首席执行官雷内·哈斯会议上个月在唐宁街,据报道。软银创始人孙正义据说加入了视频电话。

损失是在都柏林建材巨头决定CRH周四其主要清单从伦敦搬到美国。

的伦敦证券交易所说手臂的决定显示英国需要加快改革的计划。

“公告表明需要英国取得快速的进步在其监管和市场改革议程,包括解决风险资本的数量可以推动经济增长,”茱莉亚Hoggett说,伦敦证交所(lse)的首席执行官,伦敦证券交易所集团的一部分。

手臂设计几乎每一个智能手机使用的处理器技术,知识产权出售给苹果(aapl . o:行情)和高通(qcom . o:行情)等公司。

“订婚后,英国政府和金融市场行为监管局在几个月,软银和手臂已经确定,追求美国只有清单2023年的手臂是最好的前进道路公司及其利益相关者,”哈斯在一份声明中说。

英国政府一位发言人说:“英国正在提出雄心勃勃的改革其资本市场规则,建立在我们的持续成功作为欧洲领先的投资中心,和全球第二大。”

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手臂成立,位于剑桥,东英格兰,与另一个基地在圣何塞,加利福尼亚,表示将维持其总部,操作和材料IP在英国。

该公司表示,它将增加其英国劳动力,打开一个新网站在布里斯托尔,西英格兰。

手臂推到智能手机以外的市场,如数据中心服务器,它的低功耗设计可以减少能源使用。其最新季度销售额增长28%至7.46亿美元,使其为软银为数不多的增长领域。

日本集团决定列表手臂后协议芯片设计卖给竞争对手英伟达,价值高达800亿美元,去年倒塌面对反垄断担忧。

立即认为纽约是其首选目的地,公司将加入英特尔、高通和英伟达。
  • 发布于2023年3月4日上午07:35坚持
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\"&lt;p&gt;FILE
FILE PHOTO: An ARM and SoftBank Group branded board is displayed at a news conference in London, Britain July 18, 2016. REUTERS\/Neil Hall\/File Photo<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Paul Sandle<\/strong>

LONDON: Arm, the chip designer owned by Japan's SoftBank<\/a>, said on Friday it would pursue a U.S.-only listing this year, dashing the British government's hopes that the tech giant would return to the London stock market.

The company did not completely rule out an eventual London listing, saying it intended to consider a subsequent IPO there in due course, without providing further details.

But the decision is a blow to London, where Arm was listed for 18 years until it was bought by SoftBank in 2016 in a $32 billion deal that received the minimum level of scrutiny by the government, leading to criticism that it had allowed Britain's biggest tech success to be bought by foreign investors.

London worked hard to get the listing, with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Arm Chief Executive Rene Haas meeting in Downing Street last month, according to reports. SoftBank's founder Masayoshi Son was said to have joined by video call.

The loss follows a decision by Dublin-based building materials giant CRH on Thursday to move its primary listing from London to the United States.

The London Stock Exchange<\/a> said Arm's decision showed Britain needed to speed up plans for reform.

\"The announcement demonstrates the need for the UK to make rapid progress in its regulatory and market reform agenda, including addressing the amount of risk capital available to drive growth,\" said Julia Hoggett, chief executive of London Stock Exchange, part of London Stock Exchange Group.

Arm designs the processor technology used in nearly every smartphone, selling intellectual property to companies such as Apple Inc and Qualcomm Inc.

\"After engagement with the British government and the Financial Conduct Authority over several months, SoftBank and Arm have determined that pursuing a U.S.-only listing of Arm in 2023 is the best path forward for the company and its stakeholders,\" Haas said in a statement.

A British government spokesperson said: \"The UK is taking forward ambitious reforms to the rules governing its capital markets, building on our continued success as Europe's leading hub for investment, and the second largest globally.\"

Arm, which was founded and is based in Cambridge, east England, with another base in San Jose, California, said it would maintain its headquarters, operations and material IP in Britain.

The company said it would increase its British workforce and would open a new site in Bristol, west England.

Arm has pushed into markets beyond smartphones, such as data center servers, where its low-power designs can cut energy use. Its sales grew 28% in its most recent quarter to $746 million, making it one of the few growth areas for SoftBank.

The Japanese conglomerate decided to list Arm after a deal to sell the chip designer to rival Nvidia, valued at up to $80 billion, collapsed in the face of anti-trust concerns last year.

It immediately identified New York as its preferred destination, where the company will join the likes of Intel, Qualcomm and Nvidia.
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