Software company Longmaster has acquired the online healthcare portal in a $105m deal that has allowed IDG Capital Partners to exit.
Tiange Group, backed by IDG and Sina, aims to raise $207.7m in its forthcoming IPO, down from the $300m target the company set in February.
The Tencent and Legend-backed company, which claims to be China's largest mobile game publisher, will earmark some of the proceeds for acquisitions.
The deal provided exits for NetDragon, which received over $1bn in the deal, and IDG Capital Partners.
$35m is to be paid upfront, with a further $40m depending on future milestones.
The biopharmaceutical company exceeds expectations by selling shares at $17 each.
Qualcomm Atheros, an investor since 2008, has acquired chipmaker Wilocity in a deal through that enabled backers including Marvell Technology to exit.
The pharmaceutical company raised $32.7m after floating at a price far below its range, while Janssen Pharmaceutica took a 17% stake.
Intel Capital, Imagination Technologies' largest shareholder, has cut its share from 14% to 5%, causing the microchip maker's stock to fall.
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