Tencent took part in the livestreaming platform's series B+ round, investing together with GGV Capital, Shunwei Capital and Meridian Capital China.

The payment services provider hopes to expand across Southeast Asia following its series B round, which featured SBI, Sinar Mas and Ascend Group.

Details about Ant Financial's backing, unveiled today, remain scarce but it was likely part of the $87m series C round M-Daq closed in November 2015.

Alibaba and Legend Holdings have achieved exits as the chauffeured lift service, spun out of CAR 18 months ago, floated in China.

The car park and car sharing service has put up an initial $4m for a strategic investment fund expected to eventually reach $30m in size.

Existing backer New York Life came back for the mobile threat defence platform's series B round, which took its overall funding to $27.5m since 2012.

The retail group has formed a strategic collaboration agreement with office management technology provider FXiaoke as part of the series E+ round.

The deal provided an exit to Lookup shareholders including DeNA and MKS, and the startup will continue to develop its local retail-focused messaging platform post-acquisition.

Pinduoduo, a startup operating an online group buying platform, has raised series B funding, after growing its service using Tencent's WeChat app.

The e-commerce services provider has added the telecom group to a range of backers including Sinar Mas, Sumitomo, Asia Pacific Digital, NTT Docomo and CyberAgent.