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PEDaily E-Magazine Issue No.515 Summary

Core Content

This issue of PEDaily E-Magazine, published on Dec. 23, 2011, provides a comprehensive overview of the China PE/VC industry and highlights key developments in the M&A market and venture capital investments during the period Jan-Nov 2011. The magazine also features exclusive reports on major deals and trends, along with subscription options for readers.

Main Points

China M&A Market Growth (Jan-Nov 2011)

The China M&A market experienced explosive growth in 2011, driven by global financial recovery and China's economic expansion.
1,040 deals were completed from January to November 2011, with 880 deals disclosing a total transaction value of US$56.51B.
The average M&A value was US$64.22M, significantly higher than the full year 2010 figures of 622 deals and US$34.80B.
Table 1 provides a breakdown of M&A types:
- Domestic M&A: 871 deals (83.80%), totaling US$27.93B (49.40%), average US$36.56M.
- Outbound M&A: 106 deals (10.20%), totaling US$23.43B (41.50%), average US$300.36M.
- Inbound M&A: 63 deals (6.10%), totaling US$5.15B (9.10%), average US$135.53M.

Key Investment Deals

1. Tasly Group Establishes Medical Industrial Fund

Tasly Group and Tianjin Binhai New District VC Guidance Fund formed the Huajin International Pharmaceutical and Medical Fund.
The fund has an assets under management of RMB5B, with Series A financing raising RMB1B, of which RMB450M to RMB500M is contributed by Tasly.
Tasly's pharmaceutical expertise positions the fund to identify high-quality investment opportunities.

2. WI Harper Invests in Leiyoo

WI Harper Group led a joint investment in Beijing Leiyoo Information Technology, focusing on mobile gaming.
The investment reflects WI Harper's strategic move into HTML5 technology, which is rapidly replacing Flash in the mobile space.
Leiyoo has patents in HTML5 and is dedicated to mobile online game development.

3. Huaban.com Secures Millions in Investment from KPCB

Huaban.com, a social network based on interest sharing, received a million-grade investment from KPCB.
The investment was announced during a TGIF meeting, which serves as a platform for entrepreneurs and financial support.
Huaban.com provides simple collection tools and connects users with similar interests.

4. Razer Completes First-Round Financing

Razer, a global PC peripherals company, raised US$50M from IDG-Accel China Capital Fund.
This is Razer's first round of venture capital funding, indicating strategic growth plans.
The investment is part of a broader effort to establish Razer as an industry leader.

5. Xiaomi Technology Raises US$90M in Financing

Xiaomi Technology completed a US$90M round of financing, boosting its market valuation to US$1B.
Investors include Qiming Venture Partners, IDG, Shuiwei Fund, Temasek, Qualcomm, and Morningside.
Xiaomi has previously raised US$41M in Round A in late 2010, with a valuation of US$250M.
The company focuses on smart mobile phone software and mobile internet services, and launched its first smartphone in August 2011.

Industry Trends and Insights

HNA Group's International Expansion

HNA Group is actively seeking international deals, including a potential major stake in NH Hoteles SA in Spain.
Despite a break-up fee of $15M paid to end a previous agreement, HNA remains committed to global expansion.

Challenges for American Developers in China

American developers are exploring opportunities in China's real estate market, which is urbanizing rapidly and has a growing middle class.
However, developing in China presents challenges, with private equity firms reporting net selling over the past year.

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Conclusion

This issue highlights the dynamic growth of China's PE/VC market, with a notable increase in M&A activity and strategic investments in emerging sectors such as pharmaceuticals, mobile gaming, and social networking. It also reflects the global interest in China's economic and technological potential, as well as the challenges and opportunities for foreign investors.