Social network Momo raised $216m from an IPO and an extra $60m in a private placement to Alibaba and 58.com when it floated in the US last week.

The credit marketplace's shares rose 57% on the first day of trading, and the size of the initial public offering looks set to rise to $1bn.

China-based iron ore mining company Hainan has raised $310m in a flotation in which majority shareholder Fosun's stake was diluted from 60% to 54%.

Intrexon-backed regenerative medicine company Histogenics went public after raising $89m in venture capital.

The online lending platform, backed by Wells Fargo, will now issue more shares at a higher price when it goes public.

The SAP and Google-backed online lending platform will issue 10 million shares, priced at up to $18.00 each.

The corporate-backed big data platform vendor would raise $78m at the midpoint of its range at a $659m valuation.

The Alibaba-backed social networking app could eventually raise up to $267m when it floats in the US, and will spend $100m of the proceeds on sales and marketing.

The Google and Wells Fargo-backed peer-to-peer lending marketplace has set the range for its initial public offering.

WPP-backed Globant has become the first Latin America-based company to float on the New York Stock Exchange in an initial public offering that valued it at $400m.