Mahindra and Mahindra led the round with a $27.3m commitment that gave it a 16% stake in the car sharing platform, valuing it at about $170m.

Walmart could buy more than 40% of the e-commerce company at a higher valuation than the $12.5bn at which SoftBank Vision Fund invested in August.

The funding comes ahead of an expected initial public offering and featured Tencent, Netmarble Games, Actozsoft and Bluehole Studio.

SBI led a Daekyo-backed round for cloud collaboration platform developer Toss Labs, whose earlier investors include Qualcomm and Softbank.

Corporates Tencent and China Life are among a range of investors participating in the round, which will fund the newly independent JD Logistics.

The e-commerce firm led rounds for Snapdeal totalling $184m in 2013 and 2014, but has written off $61m of its investment according to a financial report.

Ucommune, the corporate-backed co-working space provider formerly known as URWork, has raised $17.3m to take its overall funding to more than $470m.

Coiney, which is backed by Dentsu, CyberAgent and SBI, is set to merge with Stores.jp and form a payment technology company called Hey.

Sistema Asia Fund and Samsung Next both invested in the nutrition and fitness app developer, which will use the funding to expand internationally.