The shopping centre operator supplied the cash alongside an undisclosed sum from backers including JD.com, which took part in Ele.me's $350m series E in January.
Shopping centre operator Beijing Hualian Department Store Co has agreed to invest $90m in China-based online food ordering service Ele.me, China Money Network reported today, citing a securities filing.
Ele.me is also set to receive an undisclosed amount of additional funding from e-commerce company JD.com, Sequoia Capital, Horizon Ventures and Slender West Lake Investment. All the investors are committing capital in the form of a private placement.
Founded in 2009, Ele.me operates an online service that enables users to order…