Ourpalm, a developer and operator of mobile phone games, topped an annual ranking of publicly traded up-and-coming Chinese businesses published in the latest issue of Forbes China, the licensed Chinese-language edition of Forbes.
The magazine this year included rankings of 100 up-and-coming listed companies and 100 up-and-coming unlisted companies. Beijing was home to 22 of the 100 listed companies that were ranked, tops among all cites and areas.
Ourplam’s investors include Sequoia Capital, Gold Stone Capital and Huayi Brothers Media. Huayi, one of China’s largest film production companies, is in turn partly owned by Chinese Internet billionaire Jack Ma.
Coming in second on the ranking of listed up-and-coming companies was Longmaster Information and Technology, a supplier of online telephony applications. Third was Sinocare, a maker of biosensor products.
Rounding out the top 10 where: Hangzhou Everfine Photo, a supplier of testing equipment, Shanghai CSG Smart Science, a supplier of power distribution products, Shandong Sinocera Function Material, a maker of ceramic powder for the electronics industry, Beijing Orient National Communication, a software maker, Jiangsu Yunyi, an auto parts maker, Boomsense, a supplier of repeaters, and Staidson Beijing Biopharmaceuticals, a chemicals products maker.