Where Global Innovation
and Capital Meet
Sectors Art of CVCConsumerEnergyFinancialHealthIndustrialITMediaServicesStartupsTelecomsTransportUniversity

Page 266

Ant Group aims for $30bn in autumn IPO

Alibaba's financial services spinoff, which counts China Life and China Post as investors, has reportedly set a target for a dual offering that would be the largest in history.

Aug 4, 2020

Tata takes $30m to Biocon Biologics

Biocon's biosimilar subsidiary is valued at $3.5bn in the deal, which will involve Tata Capital acquiring a stake sized at under 1%.

Aug 4, 2020

Tiantu Capital nets Nestlé as cornerstone investor

Nestlé is the main backer of the consumer investment firm's latest fund, which has a $150m target for its final close.

Aug 4, 2020

Nengyuanhui nabs series A-plus funding

Business-to-business petroleum marketplace Nengyuanhui has now raised more than $29m in total, with 51zhaoyou backing a round sized at about $14m.

Aug 3, 2020

SinoHytec sets sights on $193m IPO

The Tsinghua University-backed hydrogen fuel engine producer has reportedly raised at least $67m of the $193m target for its initial public offering.

Aug 3, 2020

Standard Robots configures $14.3m round

Cash Capital portfolio company Standard Robots has secured fresh funds to enter new markets with its logistics robot offering.

Aug 3, 2020

SenseTime speeds towards $1.5bn

The image recognition technology provider backed by Alibaba, Dalian Wanda, Suning and Qualcomm, reportedly expects to raise the cash at a $10bn valuation.

Aug 3, 2020

Xiaopeng expects to raise another $300m

The electric vehicle producer is adding $300m to an initial $500m in series C-plus funding as the Alibaba, Foxconn, UCar and Xiaomi-backed company gears up for a US listing.

Aug 3, 2020

Tongcheng Life links up with Linlinyi

Bertelsmann, Joyy and Tencent-backed group buying platform Tongcheng Life has joined forces with Suning-backed peer Lininlyi in a deal that involved a nine-figure dollar investment.

Aug 3, 2020

Stic Investments to kick $200m over to Grab

The private equity firm will join investors in the on-demand ride service including SoftBank, Toyota, Hyundai, Kia, Qunar, Booking.com, Central Group, Yamaha, Microsoft, Didi and Ping An.

Aug 3, 2020
© 2025 Mawsonia Ltd. All rights reserved.
test reg

Login

Not yet subscribed?

See your subscription offers here