The online education services provider has raised an undisclosed amount of funding at a $1.1bn valuation, adding Mooc-CN to its shareholders.
NetEase Youdao, an online education platform spun out from China-based internet company NetEase, has raised an undisclosed sum from investors led by Mooc-CN, an online education service owned by Tsinghua University’s asset management arm Tsinghua Holdings.
The round, which valued Youdao at $1.1bn, also included Legend Capital, the venture capital firm formed by conglomerate Legend Holdings.
Youdao operates an education platform that includes tools like a dictionary, online courses and a translator. The company also produces smart hardware products, such…