Warburg Pincus International

New Frontier Health Corporation is a private healthcare provider based in Beijing, China, offering a wide range of medical services through a network of hospitals and outpatient clinics. The company operates five hospitals and eight clinics in northern China, two hospitals and four clinics in eastern China, and two hospitals and two clinics in southern China. Its facilities are equipped with 24/7 emergency rooms, intensive care units, neonatal intensive care units, operating rooms, clinical laboratories, radiology, and blood banking services. New Frontier Health focuses on delivering comprehensive premium healthcare services, catering to patients across various life stages, and is structured into segments that include Tier 1 assets in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai, as well as Tier 2 assets in cities such as Tianjin and Qingdao.

Uxin operates a used car e-commerce platform in China through its subsidiaries. It operates Uxin Used Car, an application that provides consumers with customized car recommendation, financing, title transfer, delivery, insurance referral, warranty and other related services, and Uxin Auction, an application that helps business buyers to source vehicles through online auctions. Uxin facilitates used car transaction services and financing solutions offered by third-party financing partners to buyers for their used car purchases. Dai Kun founded it in September 2011, with its headquarters in Beijing in China.

Gaosi Education Group is a Chinese educational and training institution. It is a domestic extracurricular tutorial institution that provides services for middle and primary schools. Gaosi Education Group offers courses for gifted children from primary school to junior high school. It has set up personalized one-to-one teaching centers, where mathematics competitions for primary, secondary, and high schools are one of the featured courses. Gaosi currently has nearly 10,000 students and 100 full-time teachers and personnel of teaching and researching teams. The institution was founded in December 2009 and is headquartered in Gaosi Education Building, Wudaokou, Haidian District, Beijing.

Leyou International is a multichannel retailer based in Beijing, China, specializing in products for toddlers, babies, and maternity. The company operates approximately 150 physical stores and an e-commerce platform, providing a wide range of high-quality, trustworthy products for parents and infants throughout the country. By offering both in-store and online shopping options, Leyou aims to deliver accessible and affordable solutions for families, ensuring they have the necessary resources for child-rearing.

Ziroom, established in 2011 as Beijing Freedom Life Asset Management Co., Ltd., is a leading provider of apartment rental and residential services in China. Operating in nine major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, the company differentiates itself from traditional leasing models by offering professional housing asset management and a broad selection of high-quality, renovated apartments for rent. In addition to rental services, Ziroom provides a range of residential services, including cleaning, moving, and maintenance, enhancing the overall living experience for its clients. Over the years, the company has managed more than 600,000 properties and served over 1.4 million customers, establishing itself as a key player in the long-term rental market in China. The company secured significant funding in 2018, attracting investments from notable firms, which underscores its growth potential and market position.

Sunsea Parking is a Beijing-based parking service company, providing consulting, finance, real estate, planning and design services related to parking, as well as other parking asset management solutions.

Uxin operates a used car e-commerce platform in China through its subsidiaries. It operates Uxin Used Car, an application that provides consumers with customized car recommendation, financing, title transfer, delivery, insurance referral, warranty and other related services, and Uxin Auction, an application that helps business buyers to source vehicles through online auctions. Uxin facilitates used car transaction services and financing solutions offered by third-party financing partners to buyers for their used car purchases. Dai Kun founded it in September 2011, with its headquarters in Beijing in China.

Meituan Bike (formerly Mobike) is a Chinese fully station-less bicycle-sharing system. It develops mobile apps for users to find and use bicycles to travel anywhere. Davis Wang Xiao Feng, Hu Wei Wei, and Xia Yi Ping founded Mobike on January 27, 2015, with its headquarters in Beijing, China. Mobike raised $600 million in Series E funding led by Tencent, bringing the firm's fundraising in 2017 alone to nearly US$1 billion in June 2017. It became worth US$3 billion in the same month. Chinese web company Meituan-Dianping acquired Mobike for US$2.7 billion in April 2018. Parent company Meituan-Dianping announced name change from Mobike to Meituan Bike on January 23, 2019 as part of an ongoing integration.

Meituan Bike (formerly Mobike) is a Chinese fully station-less bicycle-sharing system. It develops mobile apps for users to find and use bicycles to travel anywhere. Davis Wang Xiao Feng, Hu Wei Wei, and Xia Yi Ping founded Mobike on January 27, 2015, with its headquarters in Beijing, China. Mobike raised $600 million in Series E funding led by Tencent, bringing the firm's fundraising in 2017 alone to nearly US$1 billion in June 2017. It became worth US$3 billion in the same month. Chinese web company Meituan-Dianping acquired Mobike for US$2.7 billion in April 2018. Parent company Meituan-Dianping announced name change from Mobike to Meituan Bike on January 23, 2019 as part of an ongoing integration.

Mofang Gongyu develops and rents serviced apartments. It provides an O2O apartment chain services brand for white-collar urbanites. Mofang Gonyu rents its apartments to white-collar, college-educated residents with a decent average monthly income and also provides value-added services to them. It currently operates over 150 apartment complexes in major Chinese cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Wuhan, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Chengdu, and Xi’an. Mofang Apartment Management began operation in 2006. It became Mofang Gonyu in August 2010, with its headquarters in Shanghai in China.

Mofang Gongyu develops and rents serviced apartments. It provides an O2O apartment chain services brand for white-collar urbanites. Mofang Gonyu rents its apartments to white-collar, college-educated residents with a decent average monthly income and also provides value-added services to them. It currently operates over 150 apartment complexes in major Chinese cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Nanjing, Wuhan, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Chengdu, and Xi’an. Mofang Apartment Management began operation in 2006. It became Mofang Gonyu in August 2010, with its headquarters in Shanghai in China.

58.com is a Chinese classified advertisements website enabling local merchants and consumers to publish information and advertise their service offerings in local communities. 58.com’s package includes target consumer group identification, services and products advertising, online marketing service, and customer relations management. Its aim is to provide a forum for the low income and jobless group. As the biggest online classifieds publisher, 58.com provides free, localized and credible information for voluntary users. Founded on December 12, 2005, and headquartered in Beijing, 58.com is China's for-profit version of Craigslist in the United States. It received $25 million in funding as investments from Softbank Asia Infrastructure Fund (SAIF) partners and DCM. It began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on October 31, 2013. As of November 2010, 58.com has set up branches in 32 cities, with 6,500 full-time staff serving over 50 million registered users. The site’s user base continues to grow, with more than 50,000 new users added per day. The average number of page views per unique visitor per day is 10, with 1 million posts per day. Due to its increasing website traffic volume and number of unique visitors and page views, 58.com is ranked the first among local life service websites. Its main competitors include Ganji.com and Baixing.com.

58.com is a Chinese classified advertisements website enabling local merchants and consumers to publish information and advertise their service offerings in local communities. 58.com’s package includes target consumer group identification, services and products advertising, online marketing service, and customer relations management. Its aim is to provide a forum for the low income and jobless group. As the biggest online classifieds publisher, 58.com provides free, localized and credible information for voluntary users. Founded on December 12, 2005, and headquartered in Beijing, 58.com is China's for-profit version of Craigslist in the United States. It received $25 million in funding as investments from Softbank Asia Infrastructure Fund (SAIF) partners and DCM. It began trading on the New York Stock Exchange on October 31, 2013. As of November 2010, 58.com has set up branches in 32 cities, with 6,500 full-time staff serving over 50 million registered users. The site’s user base continues to grow, with more than 50,000 new users added per day. The average number of page views per unique visitor per day is 10, with 1 million posts per day. Due to its increasing website traffic volume and number of unique visitors and page views, 58.com is ranked the first among local life service websites. Its main competitors include Ganji.com and Baixing.com.