Norinchukin Capital
Private equityTokyo · Pre-Seed–Late Stage
Also known as 農林中金キャピタル株式会社
Investment thesis
Norinchukin Capital operates private equity funds on behalf of The Norinchukin Bank. It provides risk capital across a range of company stages, from startups to growth and mature enterprises, and offers management support to portfolio companies. The firm positions itself as a trusted investor aiming to contribute to the sustainable development of Japanese companies, society, and the economy.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Norinchukin Capital invest at?
- Norinchukin Capital invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Growth, Late Stage stages.
- What is Norinchukin Capital's typical check size?
- Norinchukin Capital typically writes checks of $2M – $333.3M.
- What sectors does Norinchukin Capital focus on?
- Norinchukin Capital focuses on AgTech, Cleantech, Climate Tech, Fintech, FoodTech, Healthtech, Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Norinchukin Capital located?
- Norinchukin Capital is headquartered in Tokyo, JP.
- Does Norinchukin Capital lead rounds?
- Yes, Norinchukin Capital leads investment rounds.
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