Daily MaverickFormer ‘crown prince of the Kruger’ Park found guilty of rhino poachingThe Jerusalem PostTwo Arab Israelis, one PA resident indicted for stealing IDF shoulder-fired MATADOR missileBollywood HungamaRonit Roy leases Andheri west office space for Rs 1.39 crores over five yearsESPN📈 NFL draft QB Hot Board: Ranking the top 15 passersInquirerAnalyst: VP Duterte didn’t declare P207-M cash, total assets reach P817MESPN Deportes¿Qué necesita tu equipo de NBA? El mayor hueco en cada plantillaRTP DesportoNuno Espírito Santo eleito melhor treinador de setembro do ChampionshipBillboardHow Live Nation’s Hans Schafer Redefined Latin Touring’s Global Potential: ‘It’s Not One-Size-Fits-All’ZDF heuteAktuelle Pressemitteilungen des ZDFColliderThe Next Major Harry Potter RPG Is Officially HereThe Hollywood ReporterDespite BTS Boycott, Grammys Double Down on Controversial New Asian Pop CategoryDeadlineSadie Sink And Lorene Scafaria Eyeing Adaptation Of Emma Cline’s ‘The Guest’ At A24 And Square Peg
The Daily Newsstand · Free, Always
Friday, October 9, 2026

Networking startup Eliyan gets takeover interest, held early talks with Arm - report

Translate
Arm, Inc headquarters in Silicon Valley

Sundry Photography

Networking startup Eliyan, which was valued at $1 billion in July, has disclosed to some of its investors in the last few days that it received a takeover offer.

Eliyan has been working with an advisor since the summer and likely wants a valuation of $3 billion, according to a report from The Information on Thursday, which cited people familiar with the matter.

SoftBank-owned ARM (ARM), an existing investor in Eliyan, held early discussions about possibly acquiring the company, but it didn't make an offer and would be unlikely to do so at that valuation, a person familiar with the matter told the publication.

Spokespeople for Eliyan and Arm declined to comment to The Information.

Recommended For You

Register for free to keep reading.

Create a free account to get unlimited breaking news and alerts when your stocks move.

View the original on Seeking Alpha →

KioskNews shows a cleaned-up reading view extracted from the publisher’s page — the original always lives on their site, not ours.