Eudora Wang is a Deputy Editor for Greater China at DealStreetAsia, where she also serves as a Senior Reporter. With a strong focus on finance, investment, and energy sectors, Eudora covers themes such as energy policy, sustainability, and alternative investments. Her work has been featured in Nikkei Asia and DealStreetAsia.
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Eudora's coverage is focused on private sector announcements, particularly related to investments and funds in China. The themes covered include consumer electronics, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, sales & marketing, transportation & logistics.
Given the focus on press releases and private sector announcements in China's market, Eudora would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new investment rounds or fund closures by Chinese companies. This could include insights into emerging trends or analysis of specific deals within the Chinese market across various industries mentioned.
Sources with direct knowledge of investment activities within China’s private sector are likely to resonate well with Eudora. Additionally, experts who can provide valuable insights into consumer electronics developments, healthcare innovations alongside technological advancements within electric vehicles might find a receptive audience with her.
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Empyrean Sky Partners backs startups that integrate software intelligence with advanced hardware.
China's DSC Holdings, a provider of operating systems for used car dealers, saw its shares plunge 46.8% from its initial public offering (IPO) price
The company raised approximately $51m million on Thursday by offering 3 million ADS.
By: Eudora Wang
China has held its position as the second-biggest unicorn hub globally, while the rankings of India and Southeast Asia have slipped amid market consolidation and regulatory shifts.
By: Eudora Wang
Southern China's Greater Bay Area (GBA) has minted two highly-valued embodied intelligence unicorns, each reaching a valuation of over 20 billion
Hong Kong-based private equity (PE) firm ZQ Capital has closed its first blind-pool flagship fund at $300 million to invest in the Asian growth of Western companies, the firm announced on Wednesday.
Shanghai-headquartered venture capital (VC) firm BA Capital has achieved the final close of its second flagship US dollar fund at $225 million, well above the initial target of $150 million.
HKIC has a portfolio of over 200 firms. So far, 10 have listed in HK, with 30 more in the pipeline.
By: Eudora Wang
China's embodied intelligence industry has booked two more big-cheque investments—in emerging startups DISCOVER Robotics and PokeBot—amid an ongoing
Startup fundraising in Greater China notched a fifth consecutive quarter of growth in Q2 2026, crossing $26.7 billion—the highest level in over six years.
