Northstar and Alpha JWC Ventures led a USD120m Series C for Sayurbox, an Indonesia-based B2C and B2B e-grocery startup, with participation from IFC and follow-on from Astra, Syngenta Group Ventures and Global Brain. Read more… Read More
B Capital Group and Insight Partners led a USD100m Series A for FanCraze, an India-based cricket NFT marketplace, with participation from Mirae Asset and Cristiano Ronaldo. Read more… Read More
Accel led a USD95m round for Amagi, a cloud-based SaaS technology company headquartered in India, with participation from Norwest Venture Partners and Avataar Ventures at a reported USD1b valuation. Read more… Read More
CITIC Securities, CMS Securities, GF Securities and CSC Securities led a USD90m Series C for Data Grand, a China-based intelligent text processing startup, with participation from SCGC, Hundreds Capital, Xiang He Capital, Legend Star and Sunshine Insurance Group. Read more… Read More
EQT agreed to acquire Baring Private Equity Asia (BPEA) for EUR6.8b (~USD7.5b). The combined business will be rebranded as BPEA EQT Asia and will continue to be led by BPEA CEO Jean Eric Salata and BPEA’s senior management team. Read more… Read More
Tiger Global and Dragoneer Investment Group led a USD70m Series B for Bazaar, a Pakistan-based digital bookkeeping platform and B2B marketplace, with follow-on from Indus Valley Capital, Defy Partners, Acrew Capital, Wavemaker Partners, B&Y Venture Partners and Zayn Capital. Read more… Read More
Animoca Brands and Liberty City Ventures led a USD88m Series B for Hex Trust, a Hong Kong-based provider of digital asset custody services, with participation from Ripple, Terra, Morgan Creek and Primavera Venture Partners. Read more… Read More
Amansa Capital, Kotak PE and Axis Growth Avenues AIF – I led a USD150m Series F2 for Licious, an India-based D2C e-commerce platform for fresh food, with participation from angels and follow-on from existing investors. Read more… Read More
BPEA realized a partial exit from India-based IT services company Coforge for INR25.6b (~USD334m) via a block sale. BPEA retains a 40.3% stake in the company. Read more… Read More
China-based 3D user-generated content platform XVERSE raised USD120m across a Series A and a Series A+ round. Sequoia Capital China led the Series A+, with participation from Temasek Holdings and CPE, and follow-on from Gaorong Capital, 5Y Capital and GL Ventures. Gaorong also led the Series A. Read More
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