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

SoftBank Vision Fund is exploring a secondary share purchase of approximately 3.3% of the logistics provider's shares for roughly $50m, to take its stake above 25%.

Corporate venturing unit Capital One Growth Ventures supplied part of a series A round for recruitment analysis software provider Brightfield Strategies.

Brazen Technologies, which recently secured $3.2m in debt and equity financing, has been backed by existing investor Randstad Innovation Fund.

With news that We Co has withdrawn its IPO filing, we take a look at what the move could mean for corporate venturing going forward.

Ant Financial and Nikkei will have the chance to exit Chinese media and startup services provider 36Kr, which has filed for a $100m initial public offering in the US.

Aflac, Dai-ichi Life Insurance, M3, Toyoshima, Japan Post and Toppan Printing have backed a $32.4m series C round for Unifa, which tracks the health of pre-schoolers.

SIG helped close a series A-plus round for Jikestar Programming for Children, with some of the cash earmarked for a new AI-powered student support technology.

The additional cash would be added to the $1.5bn second tranche of warrant financing agreed by SoftBank and the beleaguered We Company late last year.

Recruit Strategic Partners chipped into a round that startup services provider ZenBusiness will use for expansion and platform development.