There are 35 Chinese unicorns, or private companies valued at US$1 billion or above, double from last year’s tally, according to the latest unicorn rankings released by Fortune.
Chinese unicorns took up 21% of such highly valued companies, usually backed by venture investors, among the 173 recorded around the world.
Last February, Fortune said there were over 80 unicorns worldwide. This year, the number has more than doubled to 173 with an aggregate valuation of US$585 billion.
Here is a list of the 35 Chinese unicorns:
1, Xiaomi Inc.: US$46 billion
2, Didi Kuaidi: US$16 billion
3, China Internet Plus: US$15 billion
4, Lufax: US$10 billion
5, DJI: US$8 billion
6, Zhong An: US$8 billion
7, Ucar: US$3.6 billion
8, Meizu: US$3.3 billion
9, Ele.me: US$3 billion
10, Sougou: US$3 billion
11, Vancl: US$3 billion
12, Meitu: US$2.4 billion
13, Trendy Group: US$2 billion
14, Mogujie: US$1.7 billion
15, Yidao Yongche: US$1.7 billion
16, Lakala: US$1.6 billion
17, Weipiao: US$1.6 billion
18, Guahao.com: US$1.5 billion
19, Koudai Gouwu: US$1.5 billion
20, 58 Daojia: US$1 billion
21, Aiwujiwu: US$1 billion
22, Apus Group: US$1 billion
23, Beibei: US$1 billion
24, China Rapid Finance: US$1 billion
25, Fanli.com: US$1 billion
26, Jiuxian.com: US$1 billion
27, Lamabang: US$1 billion
28, Mia.com: US$1 billion
29, Miaopai: US$1 billion
30, Panshi: US$1 billion
31, Rong360.com: US$1 billion
32, Shanghai Lian Shang Network Technology: US$1 billion
33, Tujia.com: US$1 billion
34, Tutor Group: US$1 billion
35, Womai.com: US$1 billion
