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JD.com Announces '35711 Vision' for the Next Twenty Years
JD.com, 6/18/23
Chinese B2C e-commerce platform operator and retail infrastructure service provider JD.com (Nasdaq: JD; 9618.HK) celebrated its 20th anniversary on June 18 by announcing ambitious goals for the future. Read More
Bilibili Announces Primary Listing on HKSE
Bilibili, 10/02/22
Chinese bullet-screen video platform and video game operator Bilibili (Nasdaq: BILI; 9626.HK) announced that the company's voluntary conversion of its secondary listing status to primary listing on the Main Board of Hong Kong Stock Exchange became effective today. Read More
Alibaba Sports Changes Name to Orange Lion Sports
21st Century Business Herald, 6/24/22
Alibaba Sports, the sport unit of Chinese internet conglomerate Alibaba Group (NYSE: BABA; 9988.HK), has rebranded as Orange Lion Sports. Read More
Huami Announces Name Change to Zepp Health
Huami, 2/25/21
Chinese wearable device manufacturer Huami Corporation (NYSE: HMI), an affiliate of Android device maker Xiaomi (1810.HK), today announced it is changing its name internationally to Zepp Health Corp and the ticker symbol of its American depositary shares listed on the NYSE to "ZEPP" to better reflect its deepening commitment to connecting health with technology, expansion of its current product portfolio, and its growth in serving the industrial healthcare technology market. Read More
Q3 2020 Investment in Chinese Internet Startups Down 9% QoQ
CAICT, 10/16/20
As China's domestic economy maintained its gradual recovery, capital markets for Chinese internet startups also remained relatively stable in Q3 2020, with the total amount of investment and financing disclosed for the quarter coming to USD 6.22 bln, down 8.9% QoQ and 39.0% YoY, according to Chinese government data. Read More
Game Live Streaming Platform Operators Huya, DouYu to Merge
Huya, 10/12/20
Chinese game live streaming platform operator HUYA Inc. (NYSE: HUYA) and Wuhan-based game-centric live streaming platform operator DouYu International Holdings Limited (Nasdaq: DOYU) today announced that they have entered into an Agreement and Plan of Merger, dated October 12, 2020 (the "Merger Agreement") with Tiger Company Ltd., a newly formed company with limited liability incorporated under the laws of the Cayman Islands and a direct wholly owned subsidiary of Huya ("Merger Sub"), and, solely for the limited purposes set forth therein, Nectarine Investment Limited ("Tencent"), a wholly owned subsidiary of Tencent Holdings Limited (0700.HK). Read More
Q2 2020 Investment in Chinese Internet Startups Up 37% QoQ
CAICT, 7/11/20
Driven by the continued recovery of China's economy and looser liquidity, capital markets for Chinese internet startups rebounded strongly in Q2 2020, with the total amount of investment and financing disclosed for the quarter coming to USD 6.52 bln, up 37.0% QoQ but down 18.4% YoY, according to Chinese government data. Read More
Q1 2020 Investment in Chinese Internet Startups Down 28% QoQ
CAICT, 4/09/20
As the COVID-19 pandemic battered both domestic and overseas economies, capital markets for Chinese internet startups tightened dramatically in Q1 2020, with the total amount of investment and financing disclosed for the quarter coming to USD 5.09 bln, down 28.1% QoQ and 36.3% YoY, according to Chinese government data. Read More
China's Number of Value-added Telecom Service Enterprises Exceeds 78,400
CAICT, 1/15/20
As of the end of December 2019, China's total number of enterprises holding a value-added telecommunications service license reached 78,445, up 1.57% month-on-month, reports the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), a department of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT). Read More
Q4 2019 Investment in Chinese Internet Startups Down 32% QoQ, 52% YoY
CAICT, 1/10/20
Against a backdrop of increased domestic and international economic pressure, capital markets for Chinese internet startups saw a major tightening in Q4 2019, with the total amount of investment and financing disclosed for the quarter coming to USD 6.84 bln, down 32.3% QoQ and 51.5% YoY, according to Chinese government data. Read More
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