Core Insights - The report indicates a significant decline in e-commerce financing in China during the first half of 2025, with a total of 28 financing events, representing a year-on-year decrease of approximately 60% in the number of events and a 40% decrease in total financing amount to about 2.52 billion yuan [1][3][6]. Financing Amount Distribution - The financing rounds distribution shows that the F round accounted for 2.74 billion yuan, making up 49.26% of the total amount; the C round contributed 1.55 billion yuan, or 27.87%; the B+ round accounted for 600 million yuan, or 10.79%; the A round raised 310 million yuan, or 5.57%; D1 round brought in 200 million yuan, or 3.6%; Pre-IPO round raised 100 million yuan, or 1.8%; strategic investments totaled 50 million yuan, or 0.9%; and angel rounds raised 12 million yuan, or 0.21% [3]. Provincial Distribution - Guangdong province led in financing amount with 3.29 billion yuan, accounting for 57.73% of the total; Shanghai followed with 1.43 billion yuan, or 25.09%; Beijing raised 787 million yuan, or 13.81%; Shandong contributed 180 million yuan, or 3.16%; Hunan raised 10 million yuan, or 0.18%; and Zhejiang contributed 2 million yuan, or 0.03% [6]. Monthly Distribution - February recorded the highest financing amount at 1.285 billion yuan, representing 55.53% of the total; March saw 482 million yuan, or 20.83%; June raised 400 million yuan, or 17.29%; January brought in 137 million yuan, or 5.92%; April raised 10 million yuan, or 0.43% [8]. Financing Events Distribution - In terms of the number of financing events, B rounds had the highest count with 5 events, making up 22.73%; A rounds had 4 events, or 18.18%; C, angel, and Pre-IPO rounds each had 3 events, accounting for 13.64% each; F rounds had 2 events, or 9.09%; and D rounds and strategic investments each had 1 event, or 4.54% [10]. Financing Events by Province - Guangdong province had the most financing events with 7 occurrences, accounting for 31.82%; Beijing followed with 5 events, or 22.73%; Shanghai and Jiangsu each had 3 events, or 13.64%; Shandong had 2 events, or 9.09%; and Hunan and Zhejiang each had 1 event, or 4.54% [13]. Notable Financing Events - Neighboring Technology, an e-commerce service provider, completed an angel round financing of 16 million yuan on June 23, 2025, to enhance technology and service efficiency [18] - Temu, an export e-commerce platform, secured an undisclosed amount in A round financing on June 23, 2025, to strengthen global supply chain and market expansion [19] - Haizhi Online, an industrial e-commerce platform, raised 100 million yuan in B+ round financing on June 22, 2025, to improve digital service systems [20] - Global Trade Hub, a cross-border service provider, completed A round financing of 20 million Canadian dollars on June 21, 2025, to develop digital service systems [21] - Fanhu, a food delivery platform, completed B round financing on June 16, 2025, with undisclosed amount to enhance product development and delivery network [22]