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Starlink
Cross-border e-commerce platform for light industrial products
About Starlink
Shenzhen Starlink Network Technology Co., Ltd., also known as Starlinke, is a cross-border e-commerce company founded on July 6, 2017. The legal representative is Liu Xin. The company's founders have extensive experience in the internet industry, with past roles at companies like Vipshop and 360.
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The firm operates as an online platform that provides a variety of light industrial products, including apparel, shoes, home furnishings, and toys, to a global consumer base. Its business model focuses on integrating China's supply chain to offer high-quality, cost-effective products directly to overseas customers, aiming to enhance supply chain efficiency. Starlinke has experienced rapid growth, with its annual compound growth rate exceeding 300% in its first three years.
Starlinke has secured significant funding to support its expansion. In September 2020, the company completed a Series A funding round of approximately 300 million RMB, led by Sequoia Capital China, with participation from investors like Tiantu Investment and Xiangfeng Investment. This was followed by a strategic financing round in March 2021 from investors including Zongteng Group and ByteDance.
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- Founded
- 2017
- Headquarters
- Shenzhen, China
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Series A4 investors entered at this stage
Sequoia
Mobvista
ByteDance
Vertex Ventures China
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