Akasakatei
Latest round
- Series A
Last raised
- Apr 2014
Total raised
- $10M
Investors
- 1
About Akasakatei
Established in 2005 and based in Shanghai, China, Akasakatei operates the chain of Japanese-cuisine restaurants in China. The company’s main business is operating Japanese - style multi - brand chain restaurants. The company’s self - developed brands include Akasakatei, Sakateifu, Akasaka of Dumplings, Pottery New Language, and Akasakatei Wagyu Restaurant. Its products cover charcoal - grilled meat, teppanyaki, and Japanese cuisine. The company generates revenue by operating direct - owned restaurants, attracting franchisees, and selling food products in its restaurants.
Who invested in Akasakatei
1 investor across 1 round
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Funding rounds
Series A
Apr 22, 2014
Amount
$10M
Investors
Questions about Akasakatei
Who invested in Akasakatei?
Akasakatei has 1 investor on record across 1 venture round. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Akasakatei raised?
Akasakatei has raised 1 venture round. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Akasakatei last raise money?
Akasakatei's most recent round on record is a Series A, in Apr 2014.
What does Akasakatei do?
Established in 2005 and based in Shanghai, China, Akasakatei operates the chain of Japanese-cuisine restaurants in China.
Where is Akasakatei headquartered?
Akasakatei is headquartered in Shanghai, China.
Which VCs invest in companies like Akasakatei?
Among active investors with capital left to deploy, Shanghai State-owned Capital Investment Leading Fund, Hui Hua Fund, Yufu Capital and ICBC Capital Management back travel & leisure companies at Akasakatei's stage. Their profiles are linked below.
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