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Table 1: Indian Unicorns with Chinese Investors ESTIMATED No Table 1: Indian Unicorns with Chinese Investors ESTIMATED No. INDIAN COMPANY BRAND NAME CHINESE INVESTOR INVESTMENT OTHER INVESTORS ($ million) Sands Capital, Mirae Asset, Innovative Retail Concepts 1 BigBasket Alibaba Group, TR Capital > 250 Helion Venture Partners, Pvt. Ltd. Bessemer Venture Partners Sequoia Capital, Nasper Ventures, Lightspeed Venture 2 Think and Learn Pvt. Ltd. Byju's Tencent Holdings > 50 Partners, Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB) Softbank Group, The Carlyle 3 Delhivery Pvt. Ltd. Delhivery Fosun > 25 Group, Tiger Global Management Sporta Technologies Pvt. Steadview Capital, Tencent 4 Dream 11 > 150 Ltd. Holdings Tencent Holdings, Microsoft, eBay, Tiger Global 5 Walmart Flipkart > 300 Steadview Capital Management Softbank Group, Tiger Global 6 Hike Messenger Ltd. Hike Tencent Holdings, Foxconn > 150 Management, Matt Mullenweg (developer of WordPress) MakeMyTrip (India) Pvt. 7 MakeMyTrip Ctrip NA Ltd. Tencent Holdings, Steadview Capital, Sailing Softbank Group, Sequoia Capital and China, Eternal Capital, Tiger Global 8 ANI Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Ola > 500 Yield International Ltd, Management, Matrix Partners, China-Eurasian Economic Falcon Edge Capital Co-operation Fund Softbank Group, Lightspeed Didi Chuxing, China Lodging Venture Partners, Sequoia 9 Oravel Stays Pvt. Ltd. Oyo > 100 Group Capital, Greenoaks Capital, Airbnb Paytm E-Commerce Pvt. 10 Paytm Mall Alibaba Group > 150 Softbank Group Ltd. Alibaba Group (Alipay One97 Communications 11 Paytm.com Singapore Holding Pvt. Ltd.), > 400 Softbank Group Ltd. SAIF Partners Softbank Group, Inventus ETechAces Marketing & 12 PolicyBazaar Steadview Capital NA Capital Partners, Tiger Global Consulting Pvt. Ltd. Management Tiger Global Management, Omidyar Network, Norwest 13 Quikr India Pvt. Ltd. Quikr Steadview Capital NA Venture Partners, Nokia Growth Partners 14 Rivigo Services Pvt. Ltd. Rivigo SAIF Partners > 25 Warburg Pincus, KB Global Alibaba Group, FIH Mobile BlackRock, Softbank Group, 15 Jasper Infotech Pvt. Ltd. Snapdeal Ltd (subsidiary of Foxconn > 700 eBay Technology Group) Meituan Dianping, Hillhouse Wellington Management, Accel Bundl Technologies Pvt. 16 Swiggy Capital, Tencent Holdings, > 500 Partners, Coatue Management, Ltd. SAIF Partners Norwest Venture Partners Hiveloop Logistics Pvt. 17 Udaan Tencent Holdings > 100 Ltd. Alibaba Group (Alipay Singapore Holding Pvt. Ltd. Sequoia Capital, Glade Brook 18 Zomato Media Pvt. Ltd. Zomato > 200 & Ant Financial Services Capital Partners Group), Shunwei Capital .
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