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PLDT makes $446m call to Rocket Internet

The Phillipines-based telecommunications company has taken a 10% stake in Rocket Internet and the two plan to partner on mobile payment ventures.


Aug 8, 2014

DreamIt introduces 12 startups to New York

DreamIt has introduced the 12 graduates of its three month incubator at the DreamIt Demo Day in New York yesterday.

Aug 7, 2014

OPT chooses to invest $146m in corporate venturing

OPT plans to invest in adtech, edtech, e-commerce and cloud services start-ups over three years as it grows its portfolio to 100 companies.

Aug 6, 2014

Airbnb books $475m series D

The hospitality marketplace, backed by Crunchfund and DST Global, reportedly closed the round at a $10bn valuation.

Aug 5, 2014

Bauer Media launches $100m venture fund

Thee months after making its first venture investment, Bauer is following the lead of competitor Axel Springer by launching a dedicated fund that will focus on software.

Aug 5, 2014

Baidu adds to portfolio with Chaunke acquisition

Bertelsmann's Asian corporate venturing fund has exited online education company Chuanke.com after it was bought by Baidu.

Aug 4, 2014

AutoNavi tops exits, while JD.com tops IPOs

The acquisition of China-based digital map service AutoNavi for $1.5bn by Alibaba, secured the biggest corporate venturing exit of the quarter, after Alibaba had previously owned a 28% stake in the company.

Jul 31, 2014

Corporate activity booms

There were 456 investments in corporate venturing-backed companies worth $14bn, a sharp rise over the 246 investments worth $5.8bn in the first quarter. There were also 38 exits worth $9.7bn, which was a dramatic rise against the 21 exits worth $5.4bn in the first quarter.

Jul 31, 2014

Alibaba, Tencent, Nokia cash in on China activity

As well as investing in the biggest investments, Alibaba also secured the biggest exits, after it acquired China based digital map service AutoNavi for $1.5bn, having earlier backed it. Alibaba was also a big investor in China-based microblogging platform Weibo, which raised $285.6m in an initial public offering (IPO).

Jul 31, 2014
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