Tencent led the medical imaging startup's series A+ round, which increased its overall funding to almost $29m.

The Indonesia-based fund, formed by telecom companies SoftBank and Indosat in 2014, has invested 80% of its $50m but has no plans to raise more capital.

Smartphone maker Xiaomi and venture firm Shunwei Capital have signed a term sheet to co-lead a series B round that will value the social media app developer at up to $70m.

Grab joined undisclosed others to invest $15m in Drive.ai, a developer of AI software for driverless cars, bringing its total funding up to $77m.

SoftBank is reportedly set to add funding to a round that will include a $400m investment by Tencent that has already been agreed.

Magenta, the developer of a heart failure treatment device, has added an Abiomed-backed series B round to the $4m series A it raised five years ago.

The SIG-backed lifestyle media and e-commerce brand has raised $40m in a round co-led by China Broadband Capital and Ocean Link.

The corporate, which plans to close its Vision Fund at $100bn by the end of 2017, is reportedly considering forming a $300bn unit that will incorporate the fund.

On-demand ride service Grab has been revealed to have been a contributor to the $45m in series B funding bicycle rental network oBike raised in August.