Sectors

Dell Technologies Capital has returned for a $240m series B round, having already backed a $53m series A for the silicon chip designer last November.

Children’s debit card provider Greenlight is valued at $1.2bn after raising $215m in funding from a host of investors, though none of its corporate backers participated this time.

Tencent-backed low-cost retailer Miniso has put a $100m placeholder figure in its filing for an IPO, more than a year after its plans first emerged.

Cancer drug developer Silverback has secured $211m to date from investors including BMS, Celgene and Alexandria Real Estate Equities.

Lenovo Capital has chipped into the RPA software provider’s latest funding, which will go toward improving its products and entering new markets.

Alsa Ventures is targeting a $150m final close for its inaugural biotherapeutics fund, which has already backed university-linked companies.

The ETH Zurich software security spinout had raised at least $5.2m before it was purchased by Snyk yesterday for an undisclosed sum.

A month after receiving an initial $200m tranche from D1 Capital Partners, Alphabet and Roc Nation-backed Robinhood has increased its series G round $660m.

CapitalG has led a $250m series D round for Next Insurance, while Munich Re also returned for the deal that increased the workplace insurance provider’s total funding to $631m.

Trustbridge Partners has acquired a majority stake in WeWork China, a SoftBank-backed company that was at one point valued at $5bn.

Xingyun has picked up $200m in a series C round co-led by Taikang Insurance, Shanghai United Media Group and Highlight Capital, while GLP and C&D Group also invested.