Each Friday the Global Corporate Venturing Deal Net rounds up the week’s smaller deals and tracks the emerging companies accessing corporate funds.

Tencent has supplied more than $15.4m in series A-plus funding for the marketing platform developer and reportedly holds a 3% stake.

The Tencent-backed internet-of-things platform developer has reportedly priced its shares above their range and will list on the New York Stock Exchange.

Bosch, SAIC Motor and Toyota were among the investors that co-led a series C round for the driverless software provider that included Mercedes-Benz and Tencent.

Automotive manufacturer Geely and conglomerate SK Group are each chipping in $30m for a mobility-focused investment vehicle.

The Strides-backed protein and peptide-based therapeutics developer has disclosed a $70m series B and $125m C round, valuing it at $350m post-money.

Ubisoft, Warner Music Group, Intel Capital and Liberty Technology Venture Capital helped the game development platform provider secure $52.5m.

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Venture Capital, RareJob, Sansei Capital and Showcase have exited the video conferencing tool provider in an acquisition by fellow investor MyNavi.

Globis, Nippon Life and Resona have exited the post-graduation job search service provider in an offering on TSE’s Mothers Market.

Tokyo University of Science is set to exit the recruitment services group in an IPO in Tokyo.