Funded Startups in China
The 50 most recent funded companies in China all closed rounds between November 21 and November 30, 2025.
The 50 most recent funded companies in China all closed rounds between November 21 and November 30, 2025. Series A is the dominant stage, accounting for 26 of the 50 entries. Manufacturing appears as a sector tag across more than a third of the companies shown — spanning semiconductor firms like YMC Semiconductor and Semisic, aerospace component suppliers like Reina Laser and Everlight Space, and mechanical engineering specialists like Bozhong Teda and Resonance Precision. Artificial intelligence companies are concentrated in Beijing and Haidian, where Infinigence (Series A, $71M), Zhishen Technology, and RWKV Yuanshi Intelligence are among the recent recipients. Suzhou and Hangzhou each have six companies in the dataset, behind only the broader Beijing-Haidian cluster.
Three disclosed rounds stand out by size: Semisic (materials and manufacturing, Taiyuan) at $113M, Infinigence (AI and cloud computing, Beijing) at $71M, and Extreme shell technology (robotics and wearables, Shanghai) at $70M Series B. Forty of the 50 rounds list their amounts as undisclosed.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds among the most recently funded China startups?
Semisic (materials and manufacturing, Taiyuan) leads at $113M, followed by Infinigence (AI and cloud computing, Beijing) at $71M Series A and Extreme shell technology (robotics and wearables, Shanghai) at $70M Series B. The remaining seven disclosed amounts all sit at or below $14M — a tier shared by Lingxin Qiaoshou, Ruitai Microelectronics, Deepin Technology, Waker Biology, Lighteek Photonics, and HPY Sorting.
Which cities account for the most recent startup funding activity in China?
Beijing and Haidian (a Beijing district) together account for nine companies in the dataset, making that metro cluster the most active. Suzhou and Hangzhou are tied at six companies each, and Shenzhen appears three times; the remaining companies are distributed across cities including Nanjing, Chengdu, Changzhou, Wuxi, and Shaoxing.
What sectors dominate recent startup funding in China?
Manufacturing appears as a sector tag in more than a third of the 50 entries, often paired with electronics, robotics, or energy. Artificial intelligence tags appear on at least ten companies, concentrated in Beijing and Haidian. Biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare together account for nine entries, with companies like LASO Biotech, Healzen Therapeutics, and Healsun Biopharm spanning Series A through Series C.
What funding stages are most common in this China startup dataset?
Series A dominates at 26 of the 50 entries. Series B follows with nine companies, and seven entries carry a Venture - Series Unknown designation; four Seed rounds and four Series C rounds complete the picture.
Are semiconductor and hardware-focused companies well represented in this batch?
Five companies carry explicit semiconductor or photonics tags: YMC Semiconductor (Wuxi, Series A), Ruitai Microelectronics (Beijing, $14M Series B), Dezhi Matrix (Guangdong, Series A), Microneedle Semiconductor (Jiashan, Series A), and Lighteek Photonics (Changchun, $14M Seed). Semisic, a materials and manufacturing company in Taiyuan, raised the largest single round in the dataset at $113M, signaling significant capital flowing into Chinese advanced materials and chip supply chains.
How many rounds in this China dataset disclose their funding amounts?
Ten of the 50 rounds include a disclosed dollar figure; the remaining 40 are listed as undisclosed. The disclosed rounds range from Caterpillar Valves at $7M on the low end to Semisic at $113M at the top.
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