Mobile app analytics firm App Annie raises $55m from VCs
App Annie, a mobile app analytics platform that was set up in Beijing but has since expanded globally, has raised a Series D round of funding worth $55 million, led by Institutional Venture Partners (IVP).
Existing investors Sequoia Capital, Greycroft Partners and IDG Capital Partners also participated. It takes the total funding raised by the company since inception to $94 million. Founded in 2010, App...
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