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Co-harvest Capital
Co-harvest Capital is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Austin, TX, registered since 2024. The firm manages $627 million in assets, with $536 million on...
Co-harvest Capital
Co-harvest Capital is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Austin, TX, registered since 2024. The firm manages $627 million in assets, with $536 million on a discretionary basis. It has 4 employees and 1 investment adviser.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Austin
Corporate office
Room 36-3, No. 28 Minquan Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing, China
Additional offices
12th Floor, Gemini A, Expansion Area of High-tech Park, Yubei District, Chongqing, China
Principals
Wu Yue
Chairman and Legal Representative
Tao Faqiang
General Manager
Yi Jing
Former Investment Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Co-harvest Capital?
Wu Yue serves as Chairman and Legal Representative, and Tao Faqiang is listed as General Manager. Yi Jing previously served as an Investment Director focused on regulatory research. The firm has not publicly detailed a formal investment committee structure.
Does Co-harvest participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Based on the available record, Co-harvest has executed direct equity co-investments, such as its stake in Sinopec Sales and NineStars. There is no public evidence of the firm participating in third-party fund commitments.
What was Co-harvest's role in the Sinopec Sales deal?
Co-harvest co-invested alongside Bohai Industrial Investment Fund in the 2014 restructuring of Sinopec Sales Co., Ltd., a transaction that drew RMB 107 billion ($17 billion) from 25 investors. The deal represented one of China's largest private placements and opened Sinopec's retail fuel and convenience-store network to outside capital.
Where does Co-harvest Capital source its investment capital?
Co-harvest does not publicly disclose its capital base or limited partners. The firm's co-investment history with Bohai Industrial Investment Fund, a state-linked fund manager, suggests alignment with municipal and state-directed pools of capital in western and northern China.
Is Co-harvest Capital still actively deploying capital?
Co-harvest has not announced any new investments, fund closings, or portfolio exits since its participation in the Sinopec Sales restructuring in 2014, based on current public records. There is no public indication of a change in operational status.
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