China O2O services player Daojia pursues US listing
Daojia, a China-based online-to-offline (O2O) home services provider that has previously received funding from KKR, Alibaba Group, and Ping An Group, has filed for an IPO in the US.
The three investors committed $300 million in 2015 when Daojia was spun out by its parent, local classifieds platform 58.com. The 58 Daojia entity in which they invested still exists as the majority shareholder...
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