Each Friday the Global Corporate Venturing Deal Net rounds up the week’s smaller deals and tracks the emerging companies accessing corporate funds.

GV and Tyson Ventures invested in an $18m funding round for Clear Labs that has now raised $62m altogether from backers also including Dentsu and Tencent.

Flex-backed baby monitor developer Nanit has closed a $21m funding round, bringing its total equity to $50m four years after the corporate made its investment.

Same-day goods courier marketplace Deliv, whose backers include Google and Westfield, is expected to close after moving its assets and some staff over to Target.

E-commerce supply chain business Shiprocket secured the return of Bertelsmann India Investments in a round earmarked for product development, recruitment and overseas expansion.

Vroom, the AutoNation-backed used car marketplace that completed a $254m series H round last December, has confidentially filed for an initial public offering scheduled for next month.

Kunlun has contributed to a $109m series B round for Kopi Kenangan that will allow the Indonesian coffeehouse chain to launch new products as well as expand nationally and overseas.

Alphabet has contributed to a $400m for Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners, a spinoff from the conglomerate’s smart cities technology subsidiary Sidewalk Labs.

SK Networks has contributed to a $160m series E round for Market Kurly, an online grocery platform that will use the money to open a larger fulfilment centre in Seoul.

The SoftBank Vision Fund I, the $100bn investment vehicle of telecoms conglomerate SoftBank, and VC firm Sequoia Capital China have committed an additional $200m to China-based automotive e-commerce platform Chehaoduo, bringing its series D round to $1.7bn