After Snapdeal's merger plan was snapped, its investor SoftBank is said to be in talks to invest $2 billion (Rs 12,634 crore) in Flipkart, a media report said. 

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Japanese firm, SoftBank which has been investing in Indian e-commerce actively, is now likely to put money in e-commerce major Flipkart, as reported by Bloomberg. 

However, the company has not yet given out any official statement. 

The report on SoftBank's investment came in a day after the failure of Snapdeal and Flipkart merger deal. SoftBank is the largest investor in Snapdeal and with this deal the Japanese firm was trying to engineer an all-stock transaction for months, as a means to secure a sizeable stake in Flipkart.

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