The Rocket Internet-owned Global Online Takeaway Group sold some $148m in shares, as the online food ordering platform floated at the top of its range.

Ping An, Tencent and the Alibaba-affiliated Ant Financial jointly own 40% of the online insurance platform, and are set to exit in an offering that could take place this year.

The cancer drug conjugate developer floated in the middle of its range, in an offering that provided exits to Takeda subsidiary Millennium Pharmaceuticals and Pfizer.

Alibaba is the largest shareholder of logistics and supply chain services provider Best, which has filed for a $750m initial public offering, after raising more than $910m in VC funding.

The gunfire detection technology provider floated in the middle of its range in a $30.8m IPO that gave an exit to Motorola Solutions Venture Capital.

Stapled peptide developer Aileron Therapeutics has filed for a $69m IPO that will allow Roche, Novartis, GlaxoSmithKline and Eli Lilly to exit.

Delivery Hero plans to issue almost $510m of shares in Germany and Luxembourg, while its largest shareholder, Rocket Internet, could sell the same number.

The Pfizer and Takeda-backed breast cancer therapy developer has filed to raise $75m in an initial public offering that follows some $130m in equity financing.

The online gaming developer, backed by CyberAgent, has signed a preliminary agreement to float on the US stock exchange.

The on-demand food ordering platform, which raised $423m from Naspers just days ago, is reportedly set to float in Germany this summer at a valuation of up to $4.5bn.