The pharmaceutical development technology provider has received funding from investors including Google and series A backer Tencent.

The safe-driving app developer took its overall funding to almost $45m with a round featuring Alibaba Innovation Ventures and Nationwide.

The China-based corporate has paid more than $100m for a 5% to 10% stake in the film and television producer as part of a partnership agreement.

The CreditEase-backed enterprise financial management platform has secured $31.6m in a Xiaomi-led round that included 51Xinyongka.

Kingsoft has invested $100m in its cloud services spinoff, a month after contributing to its $300m series D round.

Xiaopeng has raised capital in a round co-led by Alibaba, Foxconn and IDG Capital as it gears up to launch its electric sports utility vehicle.

Chinese media reports state the Tencent-backed bicycle rental service has secured $1bn in funding from undiclosed investors.

SoftBank is considering investing in insurance marketplace PolicyBazaar, which already counts Intel as a backer, at an $800m valuation.