Sequoia China

A profile of Neil Shen of HSG, formerly Sequoia China, which raised $9B from US investors before US restrictions and has funded Manus and other Chinese startups

A profile of Neil Shen of HSG, formerly Sequoia China, which raised $9B from US investors before US restrictions and has funded Manus and other Chinese startups

Neil Shen has long bridged both countries, from working at Sequoia after Yale to his own firm

Sources: HongShan, formerly Sequoia China, has invested only a quarter of the ~$9B it raised in 2022 and has been increasingly looking beyond China for deals

The Information :

Sources: HongShan, formerly Sequoia China, raised a ~$2.5B fund in Chinese yuan, which can more easily invest in sensitive tech than its $9B USD fund from 2022

Financial Times :

Hong Kong-based Taiko Labs, which is focused on scaling Ethereum, raised a $10M seed led by Sequoia China and a $12M pre-Series A led by Generative Ventures

Ryan Weeks / The Block :

A look at the ByteDance investors who have billions in paper profits blocked by the US regulatory standoff over TikTok; source: Sequoia China holds a 10%+ stake

from a slowed secondary market to tens of billions in paper gains indefinitely locked up — for @Forbes. https://www.forbes.com/... Alex Konrad / @alexrkonrad : Should ByteDance ever go public, it will...

A look at the ByteDance investors who have billions in paper profits blocked by the US regulatory standoff over TikTok; source: Sequoia China holds a 10%+ stake

The world's most valuable startup does more than any other investment to put VCs on the Forbes Midas List, including its No. 1.

Dianxiaomi, an e-commerce SaaS provider for SMBs in China, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, has raised a $110M Series D led by Vision Fund 2 and Sequoia China

Rita Liao / TechCrunch :

Sources: Sequoia China raised a $9B fund, as others struggled, by realigning its investment themes with China's “politically correct” sectors like chips and AI

Financial Times :

Qiming Venture Partners, an early Xiaomi backer, raised $3.2B across two funds, bringing its total managed to $9.4B across 18 funds

Qiming Venture Partners raised $3.2 billion across two new funds, joining Sequoia China and IDG in securing fresh capital as investors grow more sanguine about the country's startup arena.