The online video streaming platform, which is majority owned by Baidu, has priced its shares in the middle of its range and will have a $14.5bn market cap.

Existing investor Legend Capital returned for an eight-figure series A round that will fund the electric bicycle sharing service's expansion.

Tencent, Kunlun, Duomi and Shunya-backed video broadcasting app Inke has filed to go public after raising some $65m in funding.

A Giant Interactive fund took part in the Ocean Link-led round, which increased the co-working space provider's overall funding to about $70m.

Biopharmaceuticals developer Aslan Pharmaceuticals, which counts AMT, Accuron and Tianda as backers, has filed to raise up to $86.3m in an initial public offering.

The WuXi PharmaTech-backed cancer treatment developer has received $50m in a round featuring another corporate investor, New World TMT.

Total Energy Ventures will invest approximately $48m in the new energy fund as one of its three anchor partners, on the way to a $239m close.

The Cronus Bike-backed bicycle sharing service is set to declare bankruptcy, leaving both investors and users out of pocket.

Hua Medicine raised the funding in series D and E rounds, with the investors including WuXi AppTec, Ping An, Eight Roads and F-Prime Capital Partners.

Tencent and Baidu-backed trucking services platform Manbang Group is seeking between $500m and $1bn at a valuation of about $5bn.