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Nature of financing: What are the meanings of PE-Growth, PE-PIPE, VC-Series A, VC-Series B and VC-Series C respectively, and what are the differences?
First of all, enterprises are divided into three types: seed period, growth period, mature expansion period, upcoming listing period and recession period.

PE-Growth: It belongs to growth equity investment, and mainly invests in enterprises in growth period and mature expansion period.

PE-PIPE: It is an equity investment fund that will be listed soon, mainly investing in companies that will be listed soon.

VC-Series A: A round of financing for venture capital, mainly in the seed stage.

VC-Series B: The second financing of venture capital, mainly after seed financing, may occur in the seed stage or in the growth stage.

VC-Series C: The C-round financing of venture capital usually occurs in the last round of financing before maturity and listing.

There are also individual companies that need to carry out the D round of financing.

These properties you mentioned are mainly distinguished according to the investment stage.