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Daojia
DAOJIA.com.cn focuses on providing city dwellers with take away services of special restaurants
About Daojia
Daojia operates as an extensive online marketplace in China, connecting urban consumers with a multitude of on-demand local and home services. The company was founded by Hao Sun in April 2010, initially focusing on providing online food ordering and delivery services under the name Beijing Shishang Renjia Networks Technology Co. Ltd. Targeting China's middle-class urban population, it allowed customers to order from local restaurants via its website, mobile apps, or call center, with deliveries handled by its own logistics team.
The business operates as an intermediary platform, facilitating transactions between users and a wide network of service professionals. Its revenue model is primarily commission-based, taking a percentage of the fee for services completed through the platform. Additionally, Daojia generates income through advertising and promotional services, offering providers enhanced visibility on the platform. The company has expanded its offerings significantly from its origins in food delivery to include a broad spectrum of household and lifestyle services such as professional cleaning, moving assistance, babysitting, home repairs, and beauty care. This comprehensive service platform is designed to provide convenience and reliability to its users, leveraging sophisticated matching algorithms to pair customer requests with qualified professionals.
Historically, the company has seen significant growth and investment. It completed its Series D funding round in September 2014, raising $50 million in a round co-led by e-commerce company JD.com and Macquarie Capital. By that time, it had nearly one million registered customers and had partnered with over 3,000 restaurants. The firm was acquired by Yum China on May 15, 2017. In a related but distinct evolution, Daojia Group was established in 2014, also by Hao Sun, as an online platform for multiple local services, and should be considered a separate entity that grew from the original concept, attracting major investors like Alibaba Group and Sequoia Capital.
Source: Dealroom company dataAt a glance
- Status
- Acquired
- Founded
- 2010
- Headquarters
- Huangpu, China
- Employees
- 7
- Open positions
- None listed
- Dealroom signal
- 27.3/100
- Industry
- Travel, Food
- Sub-industry
- Food Logistics & Delivery
- Sector
- eCommerce & Marketplaces, Delivery, Tourism, Directory, Accommodation
- Business model
- Marketplace & ecommerce
- Client focus
- b2c
- Investment activity
- 1 company, latest Jun 2015
- Capital deployed
- $1.6M
- Preferred round
- ANGEL
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Funding history
Company financing events and reported valuations.
| Deal type | Date | Amount | Valuation | Investors | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACQUISITIONOther financing | May 2017 | $0 | — | Yum! China | — |
| SERIES EOther financing | Jan 2016 | $50M | $200M | Walmart | — |
Growth signals
Latest recorded traffic for Daojia is 870 monthly website visits, up 128.9% over the last three months. Daojia's team grew 0% over the past year.
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Investments and acquisitions
Recent portfolio relationships for companies that also act as investors or acquirers.
Investors
From Dealroom's funding and investor records, grouped by the round each investor first entered.
Series A2 investors entered at this stage
NLVC
Morningside
Series B and later5 investors entered at this stage
JD.com
CDH Investments
Macquarie
5Y Capital
Walmart
Other known investors1 additional known investor
Yum! China
Source: Dealroom Talent Intelligence.
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