Shenzhen Capital Group is a government-backed venture capital firm established in 1999 by the Shenzhen government. It concentrates on cultivating national industries and brands, promoting economic transformation, and supporting enterprises in emerging sectors. The firm invests in SMEs and innovative high-tech companies across information technology, the internet, new media, biopharma, new energy, environmental protection, chemical engineering, new materials, high-end equipment manufacturing, and consumer services, including startups and growth-stage firms. It operates a broad network of funds across 28 provinces, enabling cross-regional capital flows and collaboration among government, industry, and academia to link the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area with other regions. The approach emphasizes long-horizon value creation, ESG considerations, and aligning financial returns with social impact, contributing to modernization and high-quality development in China.

The European Innovation Council is a European Commission initiative that supports Europe’s deep-tech innovators, researchers, and startups. It funds breakthrough research and technology transfer projects, and delivers equity-like investments through the EIC Fund, as well as prizes and acceleration services to help teams scale. The council also co-invests with private investors in early-stage ventures and places emphasis on high-impact technologies with ESG relevance. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Brussels, it concentrates on deep-tech sectors including defence and dual-use technologies, while promoting international collaboration and market access for awardees. It aims to strengthen Europe’s innovation ecosystem by sharing data, hosting events, publishing insights, and fostering partnerships that accelerate the journey from lab to market.

Addor Capital is a venture capital firm based in Nanjing, China. It backs early-stage to growth-stage companies across sectors including green technologies, semiconductors, new materials, healthcare and life sciences, information technology, and advanced manufacturing in China. The firm reports assets under management exceeding 100 billion RMB and operates an ecosystem of affiliated platforms under the Yida Hub brand to support portfolio companies and knowledge sharing, with emphasis on research capabilities and investor protection.

China Fortune-Tech Capital is a private equity and venture capital firm based in Shanghai, founded in 2014 by SMIC and a senior investment team. It pursues early-, growth-, and mature-stage investments, including pre-IPO offerings and private placements, focusing on the integrated circuit industry and related high-tech sectors. Its investments cover IC materials, IC design, IC equipment, IP, MEMS, sensors, LED, and it also targets information technology fields such as mobile internet, communications technology, information security, new materials, and other strategic emerging industries.

Hua Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm focused on the semiconductor sector in China. The team comprises experienced semiconductor industry entrepreneurs and investment professionals with extensive expertise in entrepreneurship, management, and investing. Founded in 2014, the firm pursues professional, international and industry-chain-focused investment strategies and makes investments across stages, including early, growth, and mature opportunities, aiming to create value for portfolio companies and help them become leaders in the semiconductor industry.

CAS Star is a venture capital firm based in Xi’an, China, with an additional office in Beijing. It invests in high-tech sectors such as optoelectronic chips, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, aerospace, smart manufacturing, information technology, energy, oncology, advanced manufacturing, SaaS, and space technology, and it actively participates in technology-driven incubation. The firm aims to build a scientific and technological entrepreneurial ecosystem by collaborating with research institutions, angel funds, incubators, and entrepreneurship training to support technology entrepreneurs.

Lenovo Capital and Incubator Group is Lenovo's global corporate venture capital arm and startup accelerator that supports early- to growth-stage technology companies by leveraging Lenovo's ecosystem. With a presence in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Israel and the United States, LCIG invests across artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics and intelligent devices, aiming to accelerate silicon-based innovation. Since its founding in 2016, it has built a broad ecosystem through collaborations and events, and its portfolio includes notable companies such as CATL, Meituan, Cambricon, Megvii and NIO. The group highlights milestones like humanoid robot deliveries under the HuoZhong and GuangMing initiatives and successful exits including listings on the STAR Market and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, reflecting its role in advancing technology startups within Lenovo's global network.

Legend Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm established in 2001 as the investment arm of Legend Holdings. It manages multiple funds with a focus on backing high-growth ventures rooted in China or markets related to China, including early-stage information technology companies and growth-stage opportunities across sectors such as network applications, outsourcing and professional services, infrastructure components, consumer goods, clean technology, healthcare, equipment manufacturing and modern services. As an active investor, Legend Capital provides portfolio companies with strategic resources to support business development and market positioning in China, aiming to create value and maximize returns through hands-on involvement and industry networks.

Quantonation is a Paris-based venture capital firm focused on quantum technologies. Founded in 2018, it is described as the first VC fund dedicated to quantum technologies and invests across deep physics, molecular design, high-performance computing, cybersecurity, ultra-precise sensing, and related quantum fields. The firm backs startups pursuing commercially viable quantum hardware and software, including applications in quantum computing, LiDAR, cryptography, sensing, and energy storage. It actively collaborates with portfolio companies to accelerate growth and cultivate a robust quantum technology ecosystem in Europe and beyond.

IDG Capital is a global venture capital and private equity firm founded in 1993 and headquartered in Hong Kong. It operates across multiple markets with a broad international footprint and manages investments in technology, consumer, healthcare, and finance sectors, supporting companies through venture, growth, buyouts, and secondary investments. The firm emphasizes long-term value creation by combining global resources with local market insight to help founders scale, pursue geographic expansion, and form strategic partnerships, with a history of cross-border activity and exits in China and beyond.

Glory Ventures is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm established in 2015 that targets early and growth-stage technology investments in information technology, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, smart manufacturing, and related sectors driven by China’s industrial upgrading and AI development. It pursues cross-border opportunities, notably in Israel and China, and emphasizes a research-driven approach to leverage industrial resources, build strategic value across the value chain, and support exits through M&A or IPO. The firm fuses private equity resources with industrial partners to create synergies, provides active governance and value-added ecosystem building to accelerate portfolio companies in areas such as AI hardware and software, autonomous driving, robotics, enterprise services, cloud computing, and consumer technology. Glory Ventures manages multiple funds with global reach and collaborates with leading electronics, automotive, internet, storage, and cloud players to foster an information technology ecosystem, including initiatives like the OpenClaw platform.

Founded in 2024 and based in San Francisco, Maverick Silicon is an investment firm focused on the semiconductor, hardware, and software sectors with emphasis on artificial intelligence infrastructure. It pursues technology buyouts and growth opportunities, supporting firms involved in chip design, hardware development, and the underlying infrastructure for computing and AI. The company invests in and helps advance customized silicon, chip-level technologies, and hardware/software integration, including analog IC design and system-on-chip development. Its approach combines strategic equity investments with active oversight of portfolio companies to foster long-term technology growth and innovation.

SummitView Capital is a Shanghai-based growth equity and venture capital firm founded in 2011. It focuses on investing in information technology, advanced manufacturing, green and clean tech, precision medicine, and cultural creativity sectors. The firm operates across China with a presence in Shanghai, Beijing and Jiangsu. It collaborates with government guidance funds and other public resources to support high-tech and emerging industries such as integrated circuits, mobile Internet, energy efficiency, clean energy and biomedicine, aiming to help innovative companies scale by providing capital and strategic resources.

Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire, that expands access to venture investing for accredited individuals by co-investing with leading venture capital firms and enabling participation through various structures such as funds, syndicates, and investment clubs. It collaborates with top firms including Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, and Y Combinator and supports opportunities across pre-seed to growth stages, across multiple sectors and geographies. The firm emphasizes rigorous due diligence, transparency, and diversification, leveraging a broad network of alumni investors and partners to connect founders with strategic capital and resources. With a global footprint and active involvement in the venture ecosystem, Alumni Ventures aims to broaden participation in venture capital while maintaining disciplined, founder-friendly investing.

Mayfield Fund is a Menlo Park based venture capital firm founded in 1969. It invests in early-stage and growth-stage technology companies across information technology, artificial intelligence, enterprise software, consumer technology and semiconductors, providing long-term capital and strategic guidance to founders. The firm supports product strategy, scaling operations and market expansion and has backed more than 500 companies, resulting in approximately 117 IPOs and more than 200 mergers or acquisitions. With over $2.5 billion under management and a global reach, Mayfield backs cross-border opportunities while maintaining a strong presence in California, including operations in India. Since inception, it focuses on helping entrepreneurs grow and achieve scale.

CTC Capital is a venture capital firm based in Shanghai, China, founded in 2006. It invests in technology-driven sectors, including artificial intelligence, the internet of things, industry 4.0, advanced manufacturing, and semiconductor technology.

Shenzhen Guozhong Venture Capital Management is a Shenzhen-based venture capital firm established in 2015. It targets investments in green and low-carbon technologies, new energy vehicles, semiconductors and electronic information, advanced materials and manufacturing, medical and health, and artificial intelligence. The firm is entrusted to manage the first entity fund of the Small Medium Enterprises Development Fund (Shenzhen) LLP, a six-billion-yuan vehicle, with a registered capital of about 100 million yuan; ownership is split between Shenzhen venture capital group (49%) and the SME Development Fund (Shenzhen) management team (51%).

Oriental Fortune Capital is a Shenzhen-based venture capital firm that invests across seed to Pre-IPO and growth stages, including mezzanine and new third board opportunities. It backs sectors such as information technology, semiconductors, big data, telecommunications, media, healthcare and life sciences, green technology, energy, new materials, advanced manufacturing, consumer goods, and entertainment. The firm pursues investments in China with a focus on major cities—Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, Xi’an, and Wuhu—and regional clusters in the Pearl River Delta, Yangtze River Delta, and Circum-Bohai-Sea. It follows a staged allocation approach, typically dedicating about 20% of its portfolio to early-stage, 40% to expansion, and 40% to Pre-IPO opportunities. The company maintains offices in Shanghai, Beijing, and Wuhu and has a history dating back to 2006–2007.

BDC is a government-owned financial institution in Canada that supports small and medium-sized enterprises with financing, consulting, and investment services. It provides business loans, working capital, equipment and real estate financing, asset-backed and syndicated financing, subordinate financing, and growth investments through its investment arm. It also offers strategic planning, human resource management, and international expansion assistance. Operating nationwide with offices in both official languages, BDC focuses on helping SMEs grow, innovate, and create jobs across industries.

Celesta Capital is a global deep-tech venture capital firm founded in 2013, headquartered in Silicon Valley with offices in Bangalore and Montreal. The firm invests in early- to growth-stage startups at the forefront of science and engineering, focusing on semiconductors, intelligent systems, next-generation infrastructure software, bio-convergence, and industry transformation. Celesta backs visionary founders and seeks disruptive technologies that enable mass adoption of emerging tech and improved health outcomes. Its portfolio includes companies such as HiO, Agnikul, and SambaNova Systems. The firm hosts the TechSurge podcast and conference series to discuss deep-tech advancements and maintains a platform for engagement with portfolio companies for investors and potential employees. Celesta emphasizes a team of seasoned builders and technologists, offering support across strategic direction, revenue management, operations, people, financials, technology, and governance to drive sustainable scale.

Parkwalk Advisors is a London-based venture capital firm focused on investing in UK university spinouts and other research-intensive technology companies across sectors such as artificial intelligence, big data, life sciences, cleantech, materials, medical technology, quantum computing and the future of mobility. The firm targets early- to growth-stage opportunities and typically engages in seed to growth capital rounds, prioritizing UK-based companies originating from university research. Parkwalk leverages academic networks, technology transfer offices and venture ecosystems to access high-quality deal-flow and supports portfolio companies through development toward scale. Founded in 2009, Parkwalk operates in connection with IP Group, a university IP commercialisation company.

Founded in 1972, Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital and strategic guidance to a limited number of companies across the idea to growth stages, emphasizing long-term partnerships. The firm invests globally in software, information technology, internet, mobile, TMT, healthcare, financial services, energy, media, and retail sectors, often supporting companies from early formation through scale. Sequoia collaborates with portfolio leadership to help with product development, market expansion, and company building, drawing on deep operating experience and a focus on enduring value creation.

Puhua Capital is a venture capital firm based in Hangzhou, China. It focuses on early- and middle-stage investments in internet, health, and technology startups, providing capital and management resources to support portfolio companies. The firm leverages its experience and networks to help startups scale and has invested in nearly 300 startups.

UMC Capital is the corporate venture arm of United Microelectronics Corporation, established in 2001 to identify innovative technologies and build strategic relationships with startups. By leveraging UMC's resources and global scope, it aims to create mutual value for the parent company and portfolio companies through investments, partnerships, and potential mergers and acquisitions. Based in Taipei, Taiwan, the firm concentrates on semiconductor-related opportunities as well as adjacent sectors such as automotive, industrial automation, and digital health, seeking to accelerate innovation and growth for its startups while enhancing UMC's strategic positioning.

Applied Ventures is the corporate venture arm of Applied Materials, based in Santa Clara, California. It makes early-stage investments in technology companies that complement and extend Applied Materials' core capabilities in nanomanufacturing. The firm focuses on advanced materials, display technologies, energy conservation and storage, artificial intelligence and big data, life sciences, and semiconductor technology, aiming to advance technologies and markets that support the company's applications in electronics, energy, and related industries.

Innovation Industries is a venture capital firm based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, founded in 2017, that targets early-stage technology companies in Europe, with a focus on high-tech, medtech, agtech and related fields. The firm follows a hands-on approach, leveraging its experience, networks and partnerships to support portfolio companies beyond financing, helping them refine value propositions, shorten time-to-market, and pursue global strategic collaborations. While primarily investing in start-ups, Innovation Industries also backs scalable ventures, aiming to sustain breakthroughs in research and technology and to generate returns for its investors. Its portfolio concentrates on technology-driven sectors within the region, and the firm emphasizes practical guidance and close collaboration with entrepreneurs to maximize growth and impact.

Xora Ventures is a venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage AI and deep tech companies with the potential to transform key industries. It provides capital and strategic support to entrepreneurs, seeking enduring partnerships rather than quick exits. The firm concentrates its investment in three core areas: AI Infrastructure, which aims to scale intelligent capabilities; Applied AI, targeting real-world impact across software and hardware; and Deep Tech, advancing foundational advances in energy, materials, and manufacturing. By backing innovative startups, Xora Ventures aims to help build global infrastructure and position itself as a strategic partner for ventures aiming to disrupt established industries through advanced technology.

VentureTech Alliance is a San Jose, California-based venture capital firm established in 2001. It concentrates on investing in the semiconductor industry and other emerging technology areas, pursuing opportunities across semiconductor businesses and related rising technologies.

In-Q-Tel is a not-for-profit venture capital organization based in Tysons, Virginia, established in 1999 to accelerate the development and deployment of advanced technologies for U.S. government agencies. It identifies and invests in early-stage startups developing innovations with practical applications for national security and defense, spanning areas such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, cybersecurity, data analytics, communications, electronics, IoT, and infrastructure tools. The organization works with government partners including the CIA, NGA, FBI, and the Department of Defense to address mission needs, and maintains a global portfolio across multiple countries and states. Through strategic collaborations, IQT aims to bring cutting-edge technologies to government use, driving readiness and innovation in defense, intelligence, and related sectors.

Innoangel Fund is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 that backs early-stage companies, typically at seed to pre-Series A rounds, across sectors including artificial intelligence, robotics, consumer, entertainment, information technology, healthcare and financial technology.

Imec.xpand is an independently managed venture capital firm based in Leuven, Belgium, with an office in Amsterdam. Founded in 2017, it focuses on supporting early-stage nanoelectronics-based innovation. The firm leverages the resources and network of imec, a world-leading R&D hub for nanoelectronics and digital technology, to help portfolio companies develop and scale technologies in areas related to deep tech, health, and agtech. By combining venture capital funding with access to imec's research ecosystem, imec.xpand aims to accelerate commercialization of novel nanoelectronics-enabled solutions.

IMM Investment is a Seoul-based asset manager and private equity/venture capital firm that engages in multi-asset investments across venture capital, growth equity, mezzanine, and infrastructure. The firm targets information technology, healthcare/biotech, manufacturing, and related high-growth sectors, and often takes an active management role to support portfolio companies. With offices in Seoul, Tokyo, and Hong Kong, it serves institutional investors and partners with innovative entrepreneurs through a diversified platform and cross-border strategies.

Lockheed Martin Corporation is a global security and aerospace company that researches, designs, develops, manufactures, integrates, and sustains technology systems and products for defense and national security. It operates through four segments—Aeronautics, Missiles and Fire Control, Rotary and Mission Systems, and Space Systems—providing fighter aircraft and unmanned systems, air and missile defense and related services, helicopters, ships and sensors, satellites, space transportation, and space and defense solutions, as well as cybersecurity, mission operations support, logistics, and engineering services for government customers worldwide.

Eclipse Ventures is a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that invests in the next generation of companies shaping the physical economy. It backs early-stage ventures in manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, energy, defense, and related industrial sectors with the goal of making these essential industries more resilient, productive, and profitable. The firm differentiates itself by drawing on hands-on operating experience, including building factories, shipping hardware, and scaling complex supply chains, and by navigating policy and regulatory environments that affect the industrial base. Eclipse supports portfolio companies with strategy, technology validation, leadership recruitment, and momentum-building activities to reach first customers and critical milestones. The focus is on enabling innovation in physical industries through partners who understand their unique challenges and opportunities, rather than purely software or services plays.

Hongtai Fund is a venture capital firm based in Shenzhen, China, founded in 2016, that provides funding and management support to companies.

IQ Capital is a European deep-tech venture capital firm that backs founders leveraging scientific breakthroughs to build global technology companies. Based in Cambridge, with activity across the United Kingdom, the firm focuses on early-stage technology companies, supporting them from pre-seed to Series A and follow-on rounds. It targets sectors such as artificial intelligence and automation, computing and semiconductors, health and biotech, energy and advanced engineering, and security and resilience. The firm emphasizes deep technical expertise, strategic guidance, and a strong network to help portfolio companies scale, often partnering with founders to bring breakthrough technologies to global markets. IQ Capital has backed numerous European teams and contributed to significant technology progress across its portfolio.

Yunqi Partners is a Shanghai-based growth and early-stage investment firm focused on deep tech and technology-enabled industries. Founded in 2014, the firm invests in early-stage companies developing artificial intelligence, energy, robotics, commercial aerospace, nuclear energy and quantum computing, as well as related areas such as IoT, SaaS, and B2B supply chain, with an emphasis on digital transformation and industrialization of technology.

Gaorong Capital is a Beijing-based venture investment firm that backs early-stage technology companies in Asia-Pacific. Founded around 2013, it focuses on technology sectors including telecommunications, media, life sciences, cosmetics, and other tech, providing strategic resources and global perspectives to portfolio companies through a diverse base of limited partners and industry executives, including sovereign wealth funds, university endowments, pension funds, and leaders from Tencent, Alibaba, Baidu, JD, Xiaomi, Focus Media and VIPShop.

Advanced Micro Devices designs and manufactures digital semiconductors for PCs, gaming consoles, data centers, industrial and automotive applications. The company is known for its central processing units and graphics processing units, and is expanding into AI GPUs and related hardware to serve high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads. AMD's product strategy combines CPUs and GPUs to deliver accelerated processing units that power consumer devices, enterprise servers, and edge solutions, including chips used in major game consoles. The company supports an open software ecosystem through ROCm and tools like Vitis AI, and offers a broad portfolio of accelerators and adaptive chips for data centers and edge deployments. By pursuing open standards and co-innovation, AMD aims to enable flexible, scalable AI and compute across cloud, on-premise, and embedded environments.

Playground Global is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Palo Alto, California, that backs technical and scientific founders with deep engineering expertise. Founded in 2015, the firm operates at the intersection of next-gen computing, automation, energy transition, and engineered biology, offering hands-on support in a collaborative environment to transform ambitious ideas into impactful businesses. It commonly serves as an early investor in frontier technologies and has backed companies such as PsiQuantum, Relativity Space, Ultima Genomics, MosaicML, d-Matrix, and Strand Therapeutics, illustrating a focus on deep tech across hardware, software, and life sciences. The firm seeks to back ventures that may be too early for others, aiming to accelerate innovation and deliver tangible ROI through scalable, science-driven solutions.

DT Capital Partners is a Shanghai-based private equity and venture capital firm founded in 2006 that provides growth capital to high-growth companies in China. The firm backs early- and expansion-stage businesses across sectors including consumer products, technology, industrials, environmental and clean energy, and healthcare, with investments spanning growth equity, early rounds, industry consolidations, buyouts, expansion capital and pre-IPO opportunities. It emphasizes leveraging capital markets experience and regional networks with local governments and corporate partners to support portfolio companies. Target sectors include medical equipment, healthcare services, drugs and biological medicines, solar and wind energy, energy storage, new energy technologies, and automotive powertrains and lightweight solutions. The firm operates primarily in China with regional activity in Asia and manages capital across USD and RMB funds.

FORWARD.one is a European venture capital firm based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, focusing on early-stage and follow-on investments in industrial technology startups. It targets hard-tech companies developing scalable technology-driven products and solutions in sectors such as robotics, semiconductors, quantum computing, dual-use technologies, energy, and advanced manufacturing. The firm typically makes initial investments up to four million euros and reserves follow-on funding opportunities potentially reaching thirty million euros for high-performing portfolio companies. Its team comprises financial experts, engineers, startup entrepreneurs, and scientists who understand the realities of building successful hardware businesses. The investment approach is performance-driven, prioritizing tangible progress and commercialization goals over rigid plans. By supporting founders to scale innovative technologies, FORWARD.one aims to strengthen Europe’s technological leadership and industrial competitiveness.

CDH Investments is an international private equity and diversified alternative asset manager founded in 2002 and based in Beijing with an office in Hong Kong. The firm operates a multi-asset platform spanning private equity, venture, growth capital, real assets, credit, mezzanine, public equities and wealth management, with a focus on Greater China and selective cross-border opportunities in Southeast Asia. It targets investments in consumer, technology, new energy and healthcare sectors, among others, and has a track record of large-scale deals and strategic collaborations including the buyout of Shuanghui (WH Group) and related corporate activity. Backed by institutional investors, CDH Investments manages substantial assets and serves a broad set of institutional clients, emphasizing long-term value creation and active portfolio management.

IAG Capital Partners is an investment firm based in Charleston, South Carolina, providing venture capital and growth financing to emerging companies. Founded in 2017, it backs early-stage through growth-stage opportunities across healthcare, information technology, artificial intelligence, infrastructure, life sciences and software as a service. The firm deploys a broad mix of capital, including common and preferred equity, convertible debt, mezzanine debt, structured facilities and senior secured financings, and operates with a global footprint through offices in Charleston, New York City and London to support companies from seed to Series D. The goal is to help portfolio companies scale operations, accelerate product development and expand market reach.

Inno-Chip is a venture capital firm founded in 2020 and based in Shanghai, China, seeking to invest in companies in the semiconductor industry.

China V Fund Management is a Beijing-based private equity and venture capital firm founded by five former senior Wall Street bankers. The company manages about 3 billion RMB in assets and pursues private equity investments and M&A opportunities for companies domestically and internationally. Its focus spans automobiles, intelligent manufacturing, digital industry, big data, Internet of Things, aerospace, clean energy, logistics, refining and manufacturing, technology, media and telecommunications, and consumer sectors. The firm engages with institutional investors, financial institutions, and corporate enterprises to support portfolio growth and value creation.

Fibonacci VC is a venture capital firm that invests in industrial Internet companies.

SND Ventures Group, also known as Suzhou High-Tech Venture Capital Group Co. Ltd., is a venture capital and private equity firm based in Suzhou, China. Founded in July 2008, it focuses on seed investments and plays a key role in managing the Suzhou New District Venture Capital Investment Guiding Fund, which is established by the government. The firm aims to support innovative startups and foster economic growth in the region through targeted investments.

Foothill Ventures is a Los Altos, California-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups, with a focus on software, life sciences, and frontier technologies. Founded in 2011 and historically linked to TEEC Angel Fund, the firm targets seed-to-early-stage investments and emphasizes technically strong founders and cross-disciplinary teams. It pursues opportunities in deep tech, AI applications, and infrastructure innovations, and differentiates itself by providing hands-on support, strategic guidance, and community-building to portfolio companies.

Based in Seoul, South Korea and founded in 2006, L&S Venture Capital is a venture capital firm that focuses on incubation, seed, early-stage, and expansion investments across technology and energy-related sectors. It seeks opportunities in semiconductors, components, equipment, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, cloud, big data, mobile and network technologies, e-healthcare, electronics and consumer electronics, telecommunications equipment, and media content creation and distribution, as well as green energy areas such as solar, wind, fuel cells, LEDs and electric vehicles, along with machinery, nanotechnology, robotics and telematics. The firm concentrates its activity in South Korea, with emphasis on the Seoul metropolitan area, the Gyeonggi region, and Chungnam province.