Hillhouse and Warburg Lead Series C Round for Mobike (Asia)

Global investment management firms Hillhouse Capital and Warburg Pincus have led a Series C round of more than US$100 million for China-based bike sharing mobile application Mobike. Venture capital firms Sequoia Capital and Qiming Venture Partners also participated in the round. Mobike was launched in December 2015 and has an… Read More

Jacob Ballas Partially Exits India-based Vivimed Labs (Asia)

Private equity advisory firm Jacob Ballas Capital India has partially exited its investment in India-based active pharmaceutical ingredients and chemicals maker Vivimed Labs, selling an 8 percent stake on the Bombay Stock Exchange. Jacob Ballas, which originally invested through Jacob Ballas India Fund III, sold 6.5 million shares for INR10… Read More

Sequoia Capital and Ascent Capital Exit Citrus Pay to PayU (Asia)

Venture capital firms Sequoia Capital and Ascent Capital have sold their stakes in India-based payments technology company Citrus Pay as part of the company’s 100 percent acquisition by PayU, a global online payment service provider owned by South Africa-based internet company Naspers, for US$130 million. Sequoia reportedly sold a 32… Read More

CGN Capital Partners Infrastructure Fund III Reaches Second Close (Asia)

CGN Private Equity Fund Management Company has reached a second close for CGN Capital Partners Infrastructure Fund III with CNY3.2 billion (approximately US$478 million) in commitments. Investors in the fund include Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, Postal Savings Bank of China and People’s Insurance Company… Read More

Sinovation Ventures Raises $674 Million in Commitments Across Two Funds (Asia)

China-focused venture capital firm Sinovation Ventures has closed two funds with total capital commitments of approximately US$674 million. The two funds include one U.S. dollar-denominated fund, which raised US$300 million, and an RMB-denominated fund which raised the equivalent of approximately US$374 million. The U.S. dollar fund was anchored by Taiwan-based… Read More



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