Online video streaming service iQiyi and anime-themed online entertainment platform Bilibili are both now listed on Nasdaq. IQiyi raised $2.25 billion from its IPO, making it the second largest listing on Nasdaq by a Chinese company in over a decade. IDG Capital joined iQiyi’s $1.53 billion financing round in 2017 and led Bilibili’s Series A funding round in 2014.

Meitu, a Hong Kong-listed photo enhancement app with more than 455 million users, plans to turn itself into a photo-social networking platform, with plans to expand into games and online literature. Also, the company recently launched an artificial intelligence-based skin detection module for its e-commerce platform MeituBeauty, which can recommend cosmetic products for users based on skin scans. IDG Capital joined Meitu’s $350 million Series C funding round in 2014.

Hong Kong-listed gaming hardware manufacturer Razer had launched a series of digital game distribution platforms in the U.S., the U.K., Germany, France and Singapore. The new digital platforms can provide users with both local online content and local customer support. IDG Capital joined Razer’s Series B funding round in 2011.