Hubei Tianshi Highway Bridge Investment

Founder Chen Jiajun functions as the key principal and major shareholder, with decision-making authority concentrated in his role. He frequently co-invests personal capital alongside the firm in private equity and venture deals, which aligns his incentives directly with the firm's investment outcomes.

No. Despite its name, the firm operates across two distinct domains — physical infrastructure and real estate development, plus a generalist venture capital strategy that covers seed, start-up, expansion, and late-stage rounds, spanning multiple sectors.

China City Infrastructure Group Limited acquired a 60 percent stake in the firm's Wuhan East Lake residential project in 2010, making it a significant business partner on the real-asset side of the portfolio. The exact nature of any broader, ongoing relationship is not publicly disclosed.

Public record confirms the firm makes direct investments into private companies — including co-investments alongside founder Chen Jiajun's personal capital — and operates real estate projects directly. There is no verified evidence of fund-of-fund commitments at this time.

As of mid-2026, the firm maintains a notably low public profile: it has no known company website, no LinkedIn presence, and does not publicly disclose AUM, team size, or deployment figures. Available information is limited to structural relationships and the dual infrastructure-venture mandate.