Stock trading platform Futu5 has welcomed internet company Tencent back for a second funding round, following a March 2014 $10m series A.

The venture capital fund, founded by two ex-members of IDG Capital Partners, has secured Zhejiang Daily Media as a limited partner.

The laundry service provider has now raised $120m in nine months, after Baidu joined Tencent in backing the company.

Kyee, the SoftBank-backed developer of a range of healthcare-focused management software, has now raised nearly $60m since it was founded.

Monk's Hill Ventures, which secured capital from Yahoo Japan last month, has signed up Cisco and Temasek as limited partners for its first fund.

Foxconn subsidiary FIH Mobile led the round, and will assist the wearable device maker in product design and development.

Telecommunications form KDDI held a demo day for its eighth cohort of its Mugen Labo accelerator, awarding two awards to fashion e-commerce app Cinderella Shoes.

The luxury drinks producer awarded a total of $750,000 to five startups in its The Venture contest.

Tencent invested in the used car marketplace at a $500m valuation, more than three times that at which it raised series B funding less than a year ago.