Best Consumer Companies in Guangzhou, China

AI-based platform providing ride-hailing services with electric fleet. Users can book rides by providing location, destination, user details, payment details, preferred dates, and more.

Online platform offering tailoring services. The company offers door pickup or in-store collection of clothes. The company claims to do nontraceable alterations on the clothes.

B2B marketplace platform offering fashion raw materials. The company offering a platform for buyers and sellers to find fabrics and raw materials. It uses cloud computing, big data, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and other technologies to provide services in links of the industrial chain such as raw material procurement, fabric production, finished fabric distribution, and clothing production and sales. The company offers mobile applications for Android and iOS platforms.

Funding rounds

• Jan 2021Series D$110M
• Dec 2019Series D$300M
• Aug 2018Series C$30M
• Aug 2017Series B$24.6M

Founders & team

Zhao ZhenhongFounder

Investors

Chengwei Capital, Source Code Capital, Yunqi Partners, DST Global, CICC, Bull Capital Partners

ZuzuChe is an online B2C car rental aggregator. It offers price information & online booking services. Users can find & rent the cars by providing the details including pick-up/drop-off date & timings on the platform.

App-based social gaming platform. It provides game developers with a community management platform, mobile game video broadcast, and another value-added services. It allows gamers to meet other gamers and it also acts as a player matching platform. The application is available for Android and iOS users. It monetizes through in-app purchases.

Established in 2011, Huya is the largest online game livestreaming company in China. Headquartered in Guangzhou, Huya mainly provides livestreamed videos on esports games such as League of Legends and Honor of Kings and collects virtual tips from viewers. Its products include the Huya Live platform in China and Nimo TV in Southeast Asia and South America. As of the end of 2021, Huya was a subsidiary of Tencent, which owned 47% of its equity stake and held 70% of the voting power.

Online B2B marketplace for automotive aftermarket products. The company offers a comprehensive trading & supply chain lifecycle, research & development of "model-accessories matching database", standard trading system, and warehouse integrated supply chain with logistics.

Funding rounds

• Apr 2019Series C—
• Jul 2017Series C$100M
• Jul 2016Series B$15M
• Dec 2014Series A$7M

Founders & team

Zeng WanguiFounder & CEO

Investors

QF Capital, Warburg Pincus, Bell Capital, China Growth Capital, Zhongding Group, CICC

Yaochufa mainly offers local tour packages covering accommodation, tourist attractions booking and dining, with a number of options for local road trips and destination services. They provide time-limited sales of mid/high-end hotels and vacation packages. Its tour packages cover around 50 domestic and regional destinations. The platform provides nearly 10 million users with over 70,000 travel products from almost 6,000 suppliers, and the services are available in 26 provinces and 160 cities in China. Raised RMB550 million (US$85 million) series D round of financing from UTour Travel, Tongchuang Jinding Investment Management and China Capital Management, a unit of CITIC Holdings. UTour and Yaochufa plans to cooperate to expand Yaochufa's overseas products and other services.

Youcheyihou is a mobile app based content portal which lets users stay updated about the car events and releases in the automobile industry. The website also reviews the newly launched automobiles. The founder used to run a page on the micro-blogging website which has close to 200 million users on automobiles.

Moonbasa is China’s fashion E-Commerce platform providing a Portal for US Fashion Brands to Access Chinese Consumers. Launched in 2006, Moonbasa is an e-commerce fashion destination for more than 40 million members with 360 million visitors annually. In March 2015 Moonbasa opened a US Fashion Brand Mall offering a turnkey platform for US Brands to tap into the exploding Chinese e-commerce market. The platform allows US Brands to offer, sell, and ship goods to Chinese consumers through a custom online store prominently positioned on the US Fashion Mall homepage. Each brand can create their own identity for their online store using photography, designer stories and social components to provide deeper engagement with customers. Moonbasa handles maintenance, including image uploading, translation, SEO and performance marketing. Their high profile and commitment to growth in China is part of their DNA. They also assist with merchandise selection, pricing, timing and returns along with providing brand name registration and entity formation services.

Funding rounds

• Apr 2013Series C$55M
• Jun 2010Series B$20M
• Dec 2007Series A$2M

Founders & team

Xiaocheng SheFounder

Investors

Detong Capital, China Renaissance Capital Investment, GSR Ventures

Roseonly, a Beijing-based startup founded in 2013, sells premium rose bouquets sourced from premium vendors from Ecuador. It sells jewel-encrusted bouquets packaged similarly to engagement ring boxes. Bouquets are priced at $240. It has virtual stores on Taobao, Tmall, and Jingdong. Customers can pay for goods using Alipay, after which they’re shipped to recipients in over 300 Chinese cities. A special feature of Roseonly is that a person can send roses to only one person in his/her lifetime. It's a marketing ploy where users have to specify the name of the recipient for their purchased bouquet, which can’t be changed after it’s set (if they purchase flowers again, it has to go to the same person)

Funding rounds

• Apr 2016Series C$29.4M
• May 2014Series C$10M
• Oct 2013Series B$10M
• Mar 2013Series A—

Founders & team

Shi WenqingCEO

Investors

Accel, IDG Capital, Trends Group, Tencent, CGP Investment, Echo Capital

JoyRun is a social network mobile application through which users can find running groups and share their fitness activity on the platform. Records the number of kms run by a user with the help of GPS. It claims to have raised Series B round of funding from The Arena Capital. Its founder is Liang Feng. Its parent company is Yuepao Information Technology Co Ltd which was founded in 2013.