AAA April 2018 – Page 15

Tencent produces series B funding for L² Studio

China-based animated content producer L² Studio has secured an eight-figure renminbi amount (RMB10m = $1.6m) in a series B round featuring internet group Tencent, KrAsia reported today. Founded in 2013, L² Studio creates Chinese-language animated content for broadcast on television and online. Its productions include action series Rakshasa Street, which follows the plot of a… Continue reading Tencent produces series B funding for L² Studio

Corporate venturing deal net: 2-6 April 2018

China-based cryptocurrency data platform Bitkan has raised $10m in a series B round led by Zhongyunhui Capital, with participation from bitcoin mining company Bitmain and IDG Capital, Coindesk reported on Wednesday. The fresh funding will allow Bitkan to expand its offering by launching a service dubbed K Site to share user-generated content. The company will… Continue reading Corporate venturing deal net: 2-6 April 2018

IfOnly makes series D a reality

IfOnly, a US-based marketplace where consumers can purchase curated experiences, has raised a series D round led by payment processing firm Mastercard. The round, which brought in $20m according to TechCrunch, also featured hotel chain Hyatt Hotels, auctioneer Sotheby’s, New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Founders Fund, Khosla Ventures and TriplePoint Capital. Founded in 2012, IfOnly operates… Continue reading IfOnly makes series D a reality

Investors jump into Ubiquity6’s picture

US-based augmented reality (AR) editing technology developer Ubiquity6 has received $10.5m in a round featuring media company A+E Networks and Gradient Ventures, part of technology conglomerate Alphabet’s Google unit. Venture capital firm Index Ventures led the round, which also featured media-focused holding company WndrCo, LDV Partners, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB) and First Round… Continue reading Investors jump into Ubiquity6’s picture

Corporates help put together funding for Qmerit

US-based supply chain management software developer Qmerit closed a $11.8m funding round on Wednesday backed by investments units of energy management technology provider Schneider Electric and  utility Innogy. The corporates were joined by private equity firm Strandview Capital, which led the round. Schneider Electric contributed from an unspecified vehicle and Innogy participated through its Innogy… Continue reading Corporates help put together funding for Qmerit