China Fortune-Tech Capital
Corporate VCShanghai · Seed–Late Stage
Investment thesis
The firm concentrates on the integrated-circuit (semiconductor) industry, investing in quality companies across the value chain including materials, design, equipment, IP, and services, and provides comprehensive value-added services to portfolio companies. It also targets international markets, leveraging its channels to source strong teams and technology for domestic platform companies and to offer cross-border M&A and integration services. Working alongside the national IC industry fund and local government funds, it aims to support several semiconductor companies with core competitiveness, accelerate consolidation and quality improvement of the domestic industry, and strengthen China's IC ecosystem.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does China Fortune-Tech Capital invest at?
- China Fortune-Tech Capital invests at the Seed, Late Stage stages.
- What sectors does China Fortune-Tech Capital focus on?
- China Fortune-Tech Capital focuses on Deep Tech, Hardware, New Materials, Semiconductors.
- Where is China Fortune-Tech Capital located?
- China Fortune-Tech Capital is headquartered in Shanghai, CN.
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