VC-backed Chinese package tour platform files for US IPO
Tuniu, a Chinese online package tour provider backed by DCM, Temasek Holdings, Gobi Partners and Sequoia Capital, is seeking to raise up to $120 million through a US IPO.
The size and pricing of the issue have yet to be established and the regulatory filing does not indicate which investors plan to make partial exits. However, it does disclose that DCM owns 23.5% of Tuniu,...
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