Great wall holding Weishi energy completed the round a financing of RMB 900 million, and the post investment valuation exceeded RMB 4 billion
On the 14th, great wall holding Weishi Energy announced that it had completed a round of financing of 900 million yuan, with a post investment valuation of more than 4 billion yuan. This round of financing is the first round of market-oriented equity financing of the company, jointly led by CIC investment promotion and PICC capital, and jointly participated by a number of investment institutions. In addition, the reporter of the science and Innovation Board daily learned that Weishi energy has synchronously launched the round B financing plan, and the IPO compliance work is also progressing steadily.
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