The internet and e-commerce company, originally spun out from CyberAgent in 1999, is set to go public early in July.

BGF, backed by five financial services firms, has made further investments in two of its portfolio companies, a chain of Mexican restaurants and a gym operator.

The company's series B round was funded by SIG China, and it has now secured $30m in funding.

The e-commerce company provided the funding to Dream Industries to help the startup develop digital content platforms.

The India-based online retailer has now raised about $30m in total since it was founded in 2011.

E-commerce company Ozon has invested an undisclosed amount in e-book retailer LitRes, which previously secured funding from RITF.

DST Global led the round, which could reportedly rise to $500m, after Flipkart closed the $300m purchase of fashion-based e-commerce company Myntra.

The direct selling company has raised $1.78bn from its initial public offering, giving shareholder DST a $64m return.

Yummy77, a China-based food delivery subsidiary of Chia Tai, has picked up $20m from the e-commerce company.