September 2015

Compass circles $50m series C

Property marketplace Compass is gearing up to expand into more US cities and considering more acquisitions.

Shiv Nadar & Sanjay Kalra Associates will seek to buy out products and platforms.

IDG-backed Enjoy enables consumers to book high-end dining deals in several Chinese cities.

Aleyant has purchased the web-to-print technology from Keen, which has been backed by IDG-Accel.

Intel has led a funding round for business intelligence technology provider WebAction.

Thayer-backed Adara has raised cash to support global expansion efforts, focusing particularly on Asia.

Dentsu has injected an undisclosed sum in smartphone manufacturer Nextbit, which previously obtained series A funding from Google and Accel.

Kingdee has joined forces with Guosen Securities to launch a mobile internet fund.

The ride-hailing service is in the process of securing another round of funding only a few months after closing a $400m series E.

Mitsui has led a funding round for Afrimax as the telecoms company gears up to expand into several countries in Africa.

The bonfire of capital to create the phoenix which owns the future of transport, is going to burn very brightly indeed.

Language tutoring service Langrich is set to be acquired by EnglishCentral, providing an exit to KLab.

The food delivery service has received funds from Sinar Mas as well as corporate-backed Beenext and 500 Startups.

Second-hand vehicles platform Credr has obtained $15m in series A funding through its parent company Incredible Technologies.