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Hangzhou Caikai Investment Group
Hangzhou Caikai Investment Group is a asset manager based in Hangzhou, founded 2017; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration,...
Hangzhou Caikai Investment Group
Hangzhou Caikai Investment Group is a China-based investment company. It has invested in four funds. Its regional focus is Asia.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2017
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Hangzhou
Corporate office
155 Qingchun Road, Shangcheng District, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China
Principals
Dong Wenda
Legal Representative and Chairman
Lou Weinu
Director, Bank of Hangzhou
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who controls Hangzhou Caikai Investment Group?
Majority control sits with Hangzhou Finance & Investment Group Co., Ltd., which holds a 68.05% equity stake. The Hangzhou Municipal Finance Bureau holds the remaining 31.95%, making the entity effectively a consolidated municipal investment platform. Chairman Dong Wenda acts as the legal representative and operational lead, while group director Lou Weinu represents the group's interests on the board of Bank of Hangzhou.
What is Hangzhou Caikai's relationship with Bank of Hangzhou?
Hangzhou Caikai holds a board-level equity stake in Bank of Hangzhou, a publicly listed city commercial bank headquartered in Zhejiang. Group director Lou Weinu sits on the bank's board. The group co-invests in the bank alongside other major regional shareholders, including Hongshi Holding Group, reflecting a common pattern of state-backed capital anchoring provincial financial institutions.
What investment stages does Hangzhou Caikai target?
Based on public record, the group's mandate covers the full venture spectrum — from early-stage seed and startup investments through expansion and late-stage growth. This sits alongside direct ownership of commercial real estate assets and a bulk raw materials trading operation, making the group a hybrid vehicle rather than a pure-play venture platform.
Does Hangzhou Caikai manage outside capital?
There is no public evidence that the group raises third-party capital. Its equity structure — held entirely by Hangzhou Finance & Investment Group and the Municipal Finance Bureau — points to a captive vehicle that deploys municipal state capital through equity investments, direct real estate holdings, and trading operations, with no disclosed fund structures aimed at external limited partners.
How does Hangzhou Caikai's structure compare to other Chinese municipal investment platforms?
It follows the standard local government financial vehicle model: a parent holding entity majority-owned by a municipal finance bureau and a state-backed investment group, deploying capital across commercial assets and strategic equity positions. What distinguishes Hangzhou Caikai is the blend of a direct real estate portfolio on prime Hangzhou commercial corridors with a board-level stake in a publicly listed regional bank, alongside an active venture investment remit that reaches seed-stage deals.
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