Arm China Remains A Wild Card
Arm China remains a wild card in Arm’s financial structure with the company’s IPO filing saying Arm is “particularly susceptible to economic and political risks affecting the PRC”.
Softbank only owns 48% of Arm China having sold off the rest to a number of Chinese funds with some of which, Allen Wu, the sacked former CEO of Arm China, is associated.
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