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Apple plans to create a wireless future, acquires New Zealand-based PowerbyProxi
SAN FRANCISCO: Apple that recently introduced wireless charging to its smartphone lineup has acquired a New Zealand-based firm PowerbyProxi for an undisclosed sum.According to a report in stuff.co.nz on Wednesday, Apple bought PowerbyProxi which specialises in wireless charging technologies based on the Qi wireless standard.
Auckland entrepreneur Fady Mishriki set up PowerbyProxi in 2007 with the goal of helping people charge everyday devices such as mobile phones without having to plug them in.”The company now employs about 55 staff and holds more than 300 patents relating to wireless charging,” the report added.
Most telco stocks rally on Bharti Infratel, Indus Tower acquisition deals
Telecom stocks rallied up on Wednesday post reports that consortium led by US buyout fund KKR , Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Abu Dhabi Investment Authority and GIC Singapore are in talks to acquire Indus Towers, the world’s largest wireless infrastructure company, and telecom tower company Bharti Infratel for $11billion.The largest buyout of its kind pushed Infratel’s stocks up by 2.45% to around Rs 410 a piece during the afternoon trading hours on Wednesday.Kumar Mangalam Birla owned Idea Cellular’s shares were up by 2.12% at Rs 74.50 while Bharti Airtel’s stocks shot by 4.62% at Rs 401.80 during the afternoon trading hours on BSE.
Nextra may dilute upto 24% stake to raise funds for expansion
NEW DELHI: Nextra Teleservices, which offers high speed internet services over broadband and WiFi in Delhi, plans to dilute up to 24% stake to raise funds from private equity for expanding services across India.
The four-year old startup which competes with but trails broadband services providers Bharti Airtel, Connect Broadband and even public sector unit MTNL, plans to invest an Rs 50-70 crore for expanding services, beginning from Rajasthan, Haryana and Maharashtra, Nikhil Bansal, president, said. “We would prefer to have investors who can be advisors (to the business)”. He however didn’t say how nuch the company was looking to raise. Bansal said that the company needs funding for national expansion and is open to diluting 20-24%equity to private investors. “We would prefer to have investors who can be advisors (to the business)”. An initial investment of Rs 10-20 crore will go towards building business in the first three states. The company aims to clock 100,000 customers by March 2017, up from 40,000 customers in Delhi and NCR at present.