Five companies backed by internet company Tencent raised large amounts in their initial public offerings (IPOs) over the past few months. It appears to be a bout of IPO exits that may not ended yet.

Medical technology developer Smart Xingtong has contributed to a $58m round for Bluegogo, which will use the funds to continue its international expansion.

The artificial intelligence startup has combined with Korea-based corporates SK Telecom, Hyundai Motor and Hanwha for the strategic fund.

Fosun Pharma and Ping An were among the investors that are providing $30m for MitrAssist in a two-tranche round.

The SIG-backed peer-to-peer lending marketplace has announced it has raised hundreds of millions of dollars in its latest round.

Tencent has invested in Maoyan at a $3bn valuation, two months after the ticketing platform agreed to merge with its peer Weiying Technology.

Flipkart is reportedly about to provide $50m for Naspers-backed food delivery platform Swiggy, while Tencent could make a similar investment.

The chatbot developer has secured $8.3m in a series A round that included CreditEase, less than a year after closing $3m in funding.

BitAuto's e-commerce and financing spinout, which counts Tencent, Baidu and JD.com as investors, floated at the top of its range.