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HSG(Formerly Sequoia Capital China) is a venture capital firm that focuses on seed, mid, late, and growth investments in the fintech sector.

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Tencent invests in new AI lab founded by former head of Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen, with initial funding round reaching hundreds of millions of dollars

the new AI lab founded by Lin Junyang, former core head of Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen, has completed its initial funding round, raising a total of several hundred million US dollars with a post-investment valuation of approximately $2 billion. Sequoia Capital China and Gaorong Capital each led the round with $100 million investments, while Tencent participated with a $20 million investment. Lin Junyang left in March this year due to disagreements over team restructuring. The project has now initiated preparations for a new funding round. Tencent, which is intensifying its AI layout, has previously invested in multiple local large-model enterprises and is also currently participating in the latest funding round of DeepSeek. (The Information)

Meta May Withdraw $2.5 Billion Acquisition of AI Startup Manus

According to The Wall Street Journal, Meta is preparing to unwind its acquisition of AI startup Manus. If Meta proceeds with unwinding the deal, several of Manus’s former Asian investors—including Tencent, Sequoia China, and ZhenFund—plan to cooperate. Additionally, both companies are required to terminate the transaction and fully restore Manus’s assets in China to their pre-acquisition status, including retrieving any data or technology previously transferred to Meta. Manus is a China-related startup headquartered in Singapore, focused on developing AI agents. Meta completed the $2.5 billion acquisition last December and has rapidly integrated the related technologies into its own systems. Should the deal ultimately be unwound, both parties will need to separate the already-integrated technologies and systems. Earlier reports indicated that China banned the transaction on April 27 on national security grounds.

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