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NIU Technologies Group, a Chinese electric scooter startup, has submitted its prospectus to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for an IPO on NASD...
Banrixian, a home technology brand, recently received tens of millions of Pre-A round financing, which was led by Source Code Capital and followed by K2VC, with Foresight Capital acting as the exclusive financial consultant.
JMGO, a smart projector brand, has secured 1 billion yuan ($157 million) in new financing. The co-investors were OPPO, IDG and Lexun Tiancheng.
SemiDrive, a Nanjing-based chip firm, announced on November 28 that it has completed round-B+ financing totaling nearly 1 billion yuan ($139 million).
Yunchuang Zhixing, a self-driving technology startup, announced on July 19 that it has completed pre-A round financing totaling tens of millions of yuan. The funding was led by NIO Capital.
On August 13, Keep, China’s sports APP, announced that the number of registered users broke 100 million, which marked that Keep had become a member of mobile In...
On the evening of April 30, in response to the rumor of a new joint venture with Volkswagen, Didi Chuxing confirmed that it is in discussions with Volkswagen, B...
MRStage, a Chinese online virtual activity services provider, has recently completed round-A financing worth around 100 million yuan ($13.7 million) from Chinese tech giant Alibaba, which also became its shareholder on October 26.
Semi Tech announced on Wednesday that it has recently completed A++ and B rounds of financing with a total amount of 540 million yuan ($80.6 million).
Hong Kong-based Allsaints Music Group announced on Tuesday that it had raised $60 million in a Series B1 round of financing. CMB International and OPPO led the round, followed by Xiaomi and Huiyou Capital.
Mooma AI Technology, a Shanghai-based industrial robotics startup, announced Thursday the completion of a pre-A round of financing worth tens of millions of yuan, following exclusive investment from Vitalbridge.
San Diego-based self-driving truck startup TuSimple, announced on September 17 that its Series D round had secured an additional $120 million.