2017-投资界电子周刊No0560-英文版_11页_719kb

报告摘要

PEdaily E-Magazine is a weekly publication for professionals in the private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) sectors, originally known as Zero2ipo e-Weekly, which was first published in 2006.
The magazine provides timely, accurate, and in-depth market reports, leveraging the extensive investor network of Pedaily.cn.
It integrates over 10 years of research resources from the Zero2IPO Group and aims to build a professional platform with abundant data and analysis.
The magazine welcomes all stakeholders in the PE/VC industry, including investors, entrepreneurs, analysts, and lawyers, to share their insights and perspectives.

The China Venture Capital & Private Equity Annual Forum is highlighted as a key event in the issue.
Keynote Speakers include notable figures from the industry:
- Shusong BA – Economist
- Hao Chen – Legend Capital
- David D. Li – Economist
- Wanshou Li – Shenzhen Capital Group Co., Ltd.
- Xinjun Liang – Fosun Group
- Zhou Liu – Shenzhen Fortune Venture Capital Co.Ltd.
- Hugo Shong – IDG Capital Partners
- Andrew Y. Yan – SAIF Partners

As of Q3 2012, the number of Limited Partners (LPs) in China's VC/PE market increased to 7,018, with 5,656 disclosing their investment amounts.
Total funds available for investment in China reached US$798.64B.
The majority of LPs were wealthy families and individuals (3,516, 50.1%), followed by enterprises (1,210, 17.2%), which together accounted for 70.0% of the market.

Douguo.com, a food interaction and sharing community, completed its Round B fundraising of US$8M from GGV Capital.
The fundraising was closed in H1 2012, but the company did not announce it publicly until August 2012.

New Hope Group and Blackstone Group are jointly bidding for Inghams Enterprises, Australia’s largest poultry producer.
The transaction amount could reach AU$1.4B (or US$1.5B).
Other bidders included Affinity Equity Partners, Bain Capital, and KKR, but they did not submit offers.
The second round of bidding is expected to start in mid-December, potentially making it the largest PE acquisition in Asia this year.

PowerInbox, an interactive email platform, completed its Round A fundraising of US$10M.
The round was led by Atlas Venture, Longworth Partners, and Battery Ventures, with Genesis, Gimv, and Correlation Ventures as co-investors.

Shenzhen Taotaogu Information Technology Co., Ltd. (TTG) successfully listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in Sydney.
TTG became the first mobile Internet company listed abroad and the first O2O application company listed in China.
The opening price was 75 Centaurus (100 Centaurus = AU$1), with a market capitalization of AU$480M.
From its establishment to Q1 2012, TTG reported RMB1.56M in total revenue and a total operating loss of RMB1.45M.
The IPO is expected to raise RMB8M to RMB16M.

Suzhou Municipal Government and China Life Group signed a strategic cooperation agreement to establish a RMB10B Suzhou Urban Construction Fund.
This is the first attempt in China for insurance funds to support local government development through equity investment.
The fund aims to introduce stable insurance funds to support urban infrastructure construction and set a precedent for long-term, safe investments by insurance funds.