2017-投资界电子周刊No0588-英文版_11页_786kb

报告摘要

PEdaily E-Magazine is a weekly publication for private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) insiders.
It was previously known as Zero2ipo e-Weekly, first published in 2006.
The magazine provides timely, accurate, and in-depth market reports, covering investment & financing news, industry insights, data observations, and expert opinions.
Pedaily.cn is built on the extensive investor network of the Zero2IPO Group, offering over 10 years of research resources.
The platform is open to investors, entrepreneurs, analysts, and lawyers, inviting them to share viewpoints and witness the growth of China’s PE/VC industry.

The first half of 2013 (H1'13) saw a persistently unfavorable Chinese VC/PE market.
Financing, investments, and exits all experienced varying degrees of decline.
121 new funds were raised, totaling US$7.82 billion.
516 investments took place, involving US$9.92 billion.
73 exits were completed, with only 13 via IPOs.
The LP market also showed a slow growth trend, with the number of LPs increasing to 8,055 by the end of H1'13.
6,629 LPs disclosed their investment amounts, and the total available capital rose slightly to US$814.72 billion.
Compared to the end of 2012, the number of LPs increased by 7.2%, and the available capital grew by 0.9%.

Source: DoNews, July 23, 2013
Details: Xiaomi is set to complete a new round of financing, with DST as the investor and Tencent as the actual investor behind the deal.
This investment highlights the strategic interest of major players in the Chinese tech sector.

Source: China Business News, July 24, 2013
Details: Alibaba.com denied the rumor that it would list in Hong Kong in October with a valuation of US$100 billion and Goldman Sachs as the sponsor.
The company emphasized that the listing details were not finalized.

Source: Tech.ifeng.com, July 24, 2013
Details: Gaopeng.com secured a new round of financing jointly participated by Groupon and Tencent, with the amount possibly exceeding US$30 million.
This marks a significant partnership in the tech and e-commerce space.

Source: Beijing Times, July 24, 2013
Details: iBoxPay, a leading mobile payment provider, completed Series B financing totaling RMB 60 million.
The investment was led by SMIT, with GSR Ventures and Atomic as follow-on investors.
The investment aims to enhance the technical platform and promote collaboration with other projects.

Source: Tech.163.com, July 24, 2013
Details: Mofang.com, a mobile game media platform, received an angel investment of around ten million Yuan from Matrix Partners.
The beta version of the platform went live on the same day, signaling the start of network operations.