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Founder H Fund
Founder H Fund is the direct private equity arm of Founder Securities, running over RMB 63 billion in onshore funds across healthcare and hard-tech…
Founder H Fund
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
—
AUM
$500M - $1B (Altss estimate)
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Beijing
Corporate office
Beijing, China
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Founder H Fund?
The firm does not publish a named investment committee or principal roster on its corporate website. As a wholly owned subsidiary of Founder Securities, key investment and operational oversight lines run to the parent's PE division, which is regulated by the China Securities Regulatory Commission.
How is Founder H Fund's healthcare capital split between its vehicles?
The healthcare strategy operates through two disclosed onshore funds: a $100 million growth-stage vehicle targeting medical services, devices, IT, and pharmaceuticals, and a RMB 300 million early-stage fund focused on precision medicine, medical devices, drug R&D, and healthcare services (per the firm).
Does Founder H Fund operate any offshore or USD-denominated strategies?
Except for the $100 million healthcare growth fund, which is USD-denominated but remains onshore in structure, the firm's three other disclosed vehicles — RMB 300 million, RMB 1 billion, and RMB 5 billion — are all RMB-denominated. No offshore or Cayman-domiciled funds are listed.
What is Founder H Fund's relationship to Peking University?
Founder H Fund sits under Founder Securities, which is majority-owned by the Peking University Founder Group. The parent conglomerate was founded in 1986 as a Peking University enterprise and underwent a court-administered restructuring in 2020, emerging in 2021 under a consortium led by Ping An Insurance and a Zhuhai state-owned entity. The firm’s capital base and regulatory posture remain tied to this restructured parent.
What investment stages does Founder H Fund typically target?
The firm's four main vehicles span seed to pre-IPO. The early-stage RMB 300 million and RMB 1 billion funds target seed and startup rounds, while the RMB 5 billion tech growth fund and $100 million healthcare growth fund pursue expansion, late-stage, and pre-IPO deals. PIPE investments and fund-of-funds commitments are also within the disclosed mandate (per the firm).
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