Fund Raising

  • Nio Capital leads Series A funding round in local battery recycling firm

    Ruilong was founded in 2016 and has four recycling plants, three of which are already in operation.

  • Chinese auto chip maker SemiDrive closes $140 million Series B+ financing

    SemiDrive currently has four series of products with an annual output of one million chips.

  • Battery maker Svolt, spun off from Great Wall, files for IPO in China

    Svolt Energy plans to raise RMB 15 billion, seeking a valuation of RMB 60 billion.

  • Voyah closes Series A funding at valuation of about $4.2 billion

    The latest market capitalization of Nio, Xpeng Motors and Li Auto are now $17.8 billion, $6.9 billion and $18.5 billion, respectively.

  • Xpeng-backed LiDAR maker Zvision closes Series C funding round

    Zvision closes tens of millions of dollars in Series C funding, raising nearly $100 million this year.

  • Xpeng's flying car arm secures over $800 million in credit from 4 banks

    Xpeng Aeroht said the move will increase its confidence in the flying car business and support it to increase capital investment in research and development.

  • Nio's semi-solid-state battery supplier WeLion closes about $200 million in new funding

    Following the completion of the financing, WeLion will further accelerate the construction of its production line and increase its R&D investment.

  • Xpeng raises $134 million through ABS issuance in Shanghai

    This is Xpeng's second ABS offering in the domestic capital market, further diversifying its direct financing channels on China's two major exchanges.

  • Geely plans to spin off Zeekr for independent listing

    Geely has submitted a proposal to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to spin off Zeekr for a separate listing, with specific terms, including the location and size of the offering, yet to be determined.

  • GAC Aion to file for IPO in China in Q2 next year, report says

    GAC Aion is expected to be the first NEV stock on China's Nasdaq-style sci-tech innovation board, also known as the STAR market.