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Chinese venture capital firms are embracing cryptocurrencies. And up-and-coming online travel agent Klook is eying a major New York IPO.
Tian Tu banks on bonds in planned pivot from its retail roots
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BRIEF: Tian Tu Capital reduces Pagoda stake
Tian Tu Capital Co. Ltd. (1973.HK), a venture and private equity investor specializing in the consumer sector, said on Thursday it sold about 3.5 million shares of fruit vendor Pagoda…
Tian Tu plunges into the red on sagging Hong Kong stock market
The venture capital company posted 814 million yuan in investment losses last year, reversing 337 million yuan in gains for 2022 Key Takeaways: Tian Tu Capital posted an 873 million…
The dilemma of the China-shedding strategy
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Tian Tu Capital fails to excite with China’s fading consumer story
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Sequoia China stands tall on its own as ‘HongShan’
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