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In brief: Grab, Ucommune backer raises $500m to invest in later-stage firms
- Venture capital fund All-Stars Investment has raised US$500 million to expand its portfolio of startups.
- The Hong Kong-based company’s latest investments include co-working space operator Ucommune, AI startup SenseTime, and ride-hailing giant Grab.
- All-Stars focuses on “category leaders,” so it will continue to invest in later-stage investments, said co-founder Richard Ji.
- This comes as total investments from Chinese VC funds and private equity firms have declined by 67.5 percent to US$4.4 billion last month.
Source: Bloomberg
Editing by Eileen C. Ang
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