Beijing-based enterprise-AI company Yuedian Technology has raised tens of millions of yuan in a Pre-A financing led by Infotech Ventures, with participation from ShuiMu Venture Capital. The new capital funds model training, product development and replication of deployments already validated with paying customers.
A China-first Palantir play
Yuedian grew out of Minglue's knowledge-graph business and has long used Palantir as its product reference. Its software connects private enterprise data, knowledge and AI agents so customers can move from finding information to making decisions and executing tasks inside existing systems — exactly the model Palantir has ridden into commercial-AI ubiquity.
The numbers, and the caveats
The company reports nearly 100 paying customers, break-even operating economics, more than 300% compound annual growth in orders and revenue between 2023 and 2025, and more revenue in H1 2026 than in all of 2025. Those figures come from company interviews and are unaudited. If they hold, Yuedian is a rare example of a Pre-A enterprise-AI business that is already profitable rather than burning capital to buy usage.
Where enterprise AI is headed in China
Chinese enterprise AI is bifurcating: foundation-model builders competing on parameter counts and inference cost, and applied-AI companies like Yuedian betting that owning the customer's ontology, permissions, processes and decision rules is the durable moat. The $300M Alibaba-led round for UniPat AI and Beijing's chip-price hikes highlight the infrastructure end of that split; Yuedian sits at the other.
What's next
Yuedian plans to publish deployment case studies from its finance and manufacturing customers, hire senior GTM leadership and expand its agent-orchestration product before targeting a Series A in 2027.
Reporting based on coverage from Sina Finance and Tech Startups.