<article>Chinese mobile on-demand housekeeping services company <a style="color: #000080;" href="http://www.1jiajie.com/" target="_blank">eJiaJie</a> has been listed on the local National Equitites Exchange and Quotations exchange (NEEQ), or also known as the country&#8217;s New Third Board.</article>

Chinese mobile on-demand housekeeping services company <a style="color: #000080;" href="http://www.1jiajie.com/" target="_blank">eJiaJie</a> has been listed on the local National Equitites Exchange and Quotations exchange (NEEQ), or also known as the country&#8217;s New Third Board.
The New Third Board was set up in 2012 to cater to small to medium-sized firms that were restricted by regulations from trading in existing exchanges.
Founded in 2012, eJiaJie had previously received $650,000 in a seed round led by Tencent, $4 million in a Series A round from Tencent and Shanda in 2014, and &#8220;hundreds of millions (CNY)&#8221; in an undisclosed Series C round from CDH Investments, Tencent Industry Win-Win Fund, DFJ, a Chinese brokerage company which was not named, and others in 2015.
The company charges customers an hourly cleaning fee of around $4 for a minimum of two hours. Customers have to book via eJiaJie&#8217;s website or IOS and Android mobile apps a day in advance, and can also schedule higher-tier and costlier options like air-conditioner cleaning services.
It had applied to be listed on the stock exchange in December 2015, and said that the application was given the green light last month.
According to a filing, eJiaJie has not broken even and expects to do so in this year. While eJiaJie did not disclose revenue numbers for 2015, it claimed to have generated CNY 6 million (about $925,647.42) in revenue for 2014. On the other hand, the firm noted that it had incurred CNY 30 million in losses from January 2015 to July 2015.
Currently, Tencent Industry Win-Win Fund is the largest institutional investor to hold shares in the company, owning a 12.86 per cent stake in eJiaJie, according to a <a style="color: #000080;" href="https://www.chinamoneynetwork.com/2016/04/20/venture-backed-ejiajie-lists-on-chinas-new-third-board">report</a>.
In China, such services are not uncommon. eJiaJie&#8217;s rivals include Ayibang, Yunjiazheng and Ayilaile, which are all venture-backed companies.
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Chinese mobile on-demand housekeeping services company eJiaJie has been listed on the local National Equitites Exchange and Quotations exchange

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