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DCM Ventures — Portfolio, Page 5

Investor actively backing innovative startups and growth-stage companies across various industries and funding rounds.

121
Companies
$2.6B
Total invested
$31.9M
Avg. check
60
Industries
Internet 5E-Commerce 5Software 4Mobile 4Consumer 3Apps 3+54 more
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Roost
August 2017

Roost is a Sunnyvale, CA-based developer of affordable smart home technology.

Consumer · Sunnyvale$10.4M Series B
Duocaitou
June 2017

Duocaitou, a Chinese real estate crowdfunding platform

Crowdfunding · Beijing$10.0M Series A
Galore
February 2017

Mobile application that allows parents to book activities for their children and empowers local providers to reach new customers.

Apps · California City$1.6M Seed
CloudCar
January 2017

CloudCar has built a comprehensive platform delivering cloud-based solutions to OEMS.

Automotive · Santa Clara$15.0M Series Unknown
Tumblbug
October 2016

Tumblbug is an online Korean crowdfunding site focused on art and cultural content.

E-Commerce · SeoulSeries A
RealScout
October 2016

RealScout is the platform that powers successful relationships between real estate professionals and their clients.

PropTech · Mountain View$4.4M Series A
SSqian
August 2016

A DocuSign-like start-up that allows users to sign and management contracts electronically

Document Management · Tokio$4.5M Series A
Raven Tech
May 2016

Raven Tech is building the next generation OS.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) · Beijing$9.0M Series A
Cirrent
April 2016

Cirrent is a provider of connection to any smart product to the Internet automatically and securely, right out of the box.

Cloud Computing · San Mateo$5.0M Seed
Athos
November 2015

Athos makes smart workout apparel with embedded sensors and a Core module that tracks muscle activity, heart rate, and motion in real time.

Fitness · Redwood City$35.0M Series C
Mioji Travel
September 2015

Mioji provides a smart approach to personalise your travel experience.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) · Beijing$20.0M Series B
1 Mainstream
March 2015

1 Mainstream is the leading OTT streaming platform for content owners and distributors.

Apps · Cupertino$5.0M Series Unknown
Yetang
December 2014

Yetang, the Chinese ecommerce marketplace for indie designer apparel

Apparel · Beijing$5.0M Series A
Haodai
December 2014

Haodai is one of the largest online platforms that engages in searching for best loan channels and products.

Credit · Beijing$47.7M Series B
51Talk
October 2014

51Talk is an online english school providing one-to-one foreign language teaching services.

Education · Beijing$55.0M Series C
Wepow
September 2014

Wepow’s video interviewing & engagement platform helps organizations reduce the time & cost of screening and hiring quality talent at scale.

Enterprise Software · CupertinoSeed
Smart360
July 2014

Smart360 provides app development and big data mining consulting services for the business management of automobile 4S stores.

Automotive · Haidian$429K Series A
Shidai Jiaodian Jiaoyu
February 2013

Shidai Jiaodian Jiaoyu is a platform that focuses on the news and information about education.

Education · Haidian$3.0M Series A
Tely Labs
September 2012

Tely Labs offers telyHD, a video calling system that delivers HD Skype video-calling to the conference room on a HD television.

Internet · Menlo Park$28.0M Series Unknown
Little Black Bag
August 2012

Little Black Bag is a social shopping site where shoppers buy a mystery bag of fashion products for their use or for trading with friends.

E-Commerce · Los Angeles$8.0M Series B
Green Throttle Games
August 2012

Green Throttle Games develops quality, innovative games and hardware for mobile devices.

Console Games · Santa Clara$6.0M Series A
Loki Studios
October 2011

Loki Studios is a mobile gaming startup developing location-aware game Geomon.

Gaming · Palo Alto$670K Seed
Happy Elements
October 2011

Happy Elements is focused on the development of social, web, and mobile games as well as publishing services.

Mobile Apps · Dori$30.0M Series B
Slice Technologies
May 2011

Slice Technologies is online shopping, smarter.

Analytics · San Mateo$9.4M Series A

Where DCM Ventures invests

Internet5
E-Commerce5
Software4
Mobile4
Consumer3
Apps3

About DCM Ventures's portfolio

How many companies has DCM Ventures invested in?

DCM Ventures has invested in 121 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does DCM Ventures invest in?

DCM Ventures's top investment sectors include Internet, E-Commerce, Software, Mobile, Consumer. The firm invests across 60 different industry categories.

What is DCM Ventures's largest investment?

Among tracked funding rounds, 51Talk received $55.0M in a Series C round. DCM Ventures's total known invested capital is $2.6B.

What is the average investment size for DCM Ventures?

DCM Ventures's average investment size is $31.9M across its portfolio of 121 companies.

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