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I mean, I think what's really important to know about this IPO is it's kind of true for all IPOs that, you know, you're buying something on faith a little bit. It hasn't been in the public markets for, you know, ages and ages.

There's a lot of stuff that you have to sort of take a punt on.

But that's

especially true with Arm. Arm is finally ready to list its stock in the US. The equity valuation

could be as low as $50 billion, considerably below what had been expected. The implications of this

lowball valuation on its current owner SoftBank and the wider IPO market is the focus of this week's Viewsroom.

Welcome back to the Viewsroom, a podcast from Reuters breaking views where columnists from around the world talk about the big stories of the week.

I'm your host, Amy Donnellan, coming to you from London.

Arm is the hot topic in the global IPO market. It is all the ingredients for a gripping drama,

an interesting seller in Japan's soft bank, as well as debate about what the company is worth

today versus its potential. And here to unpick all of these elements is Liam Proud,

an editor at Breaking Views, and Karen Kwok, our technology expert.

Liam, Karen, you are very welcome. Great to be here. Well, listen, it's been less than a month since

we looked at Arm, but as I said, this is a massive IPO that is happening. The IPO market has been

pretty lackluster. So definitely an interesting one for our listeners and for investors that are

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