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Baidu Ventures

Corporate VC

Beijing · Seed–Series B

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Stage
Seed–Series B
Check
$1.4M – $145M
HQ
Beijing, CN
Instruments
Equity

Frequently asked questions

What stage does Baidu Ventures invest at?
Baidu Ventures invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B stages.
What is Baidu Ventures's typical check size?
Baidu Ventures typically writes checks of $1.4M – $145M.
What sectors does Baidu Ventures focus on?
Baidu Ventures focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Biotech, Healthtech.
Where is Baidu Ventures located?
Baidu Ventures is headquartered in Beijing, CN.

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