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Dalian Longtai Venture Capital
Dalian Longtai Venture Capital, chaired by sanctioned marine fisheries operator Li Zhenyu, blends venture investing with industrial assets in Dalian, China.
Dalian Longtai Venture Capital
Dalian Longtai Venture Capital is a Dalian, China-based investment company. It has invested in one fund. The firm focuses on opportunities in Asia.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2011
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Dalian
Corporate office
No. 38 Zhangjiang Road, Zhongshan District, Dalian, Liaoning, China
Principals
Li Zhenyu
Founder and Chairman
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who controls investment decisions at Dalian Longtai Venture Capital?
Li Zhenyu holds 95% equity and serves as Chairman, giving him sole investment discretion. The remaining 5% is held by Sun Lihua, a minority shareholder with no publicly documented role in investment committees or deal approval.
How do US sanctions on Li Zhenyu affect the firm's operations?
The US Treasury designated Li Zhenyu under OFAC sanctions in 2022, prohibiting US persons and entities from transacting with him or his controlled entities. This effectively bars Dalian Longtai from accepting dollar-denominated capital, partnering with US-based co-investors, or transacting through the American financial system.
Who are Li Zhenyu's known business associates within the firm's network?
Public records identify Xinrong Zhuo, a sanctioned associate involved with Pingtan Marine Enterprise, and Li Li, the controlling shareholder of Tuna Holdings. Both are documented business associates of Zhenyu, though specific roles within Dalian Longtai's governance are not disclosed.
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