Hana Capital

Hana Capital

Hana Capital was founded in 1987 and functions today as a wholly owned subsidiary of Hana Financial Group. Its original roots trace to the Kolon Group before the transfer to Hana. The firm provides financing products and maintains a venture investment program through multiple dedicated funds. Hana Capital deploys capital across credit financing, venture equity, and real estate. It commits to early-stage and growth rounds through vehicles such as Hana Ventures New Technology Investment Association No. 2 and Hana Capital-Capstone Venture Fund II. Confirmed holdings include PT Hana Oke Finance in Indonesia and Hana Microfinance Limited in Myanmar. The firm also holds minority interests in U.S. logistics facilities via KIM US Amazon Logistics Private Real Estate Investment Trust I and owns the Gangnam headquarters building through a Hana Asset Trust REIT structure. Geographic reach centers on South Korea with additional activity in Indonesia, Myanmar, and the United States. The firm employs an undisclosed number of professionals and operates from its Seoul headquarters. It maintains the Hana Financial Group Hope Foundation, established in 2005, which directs grants toward childcare and financial education programs in South Korea. In June 2024 Hana Capital participated in the parent group's Sustainability Report launch focused on ESG targets and carbon neutrality. Hana Capital also belongs to the Credit Finance Association of Korea and the Korea Financial Investment Association. Hana Capital's structure is defined by its 100 percent ownership by Hana Financial Group and its dual mandate of traditional leasing plus venture and real-asset holdings. This integration allows the firm to originate proprietary credit exposure while maintaining separate venture and REIT vehicles for equity and property investments.