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Hutchison Kinrot
Hutchison Kinrot is a seed investor in water and cleantech technologies, a member of Hutchison Water of Hutchison Whampoa Limited Group. It operates a...
Hutchison Kinrot
Hutchison Kinrot is a seed investor in water and cleantech technologies, a member of Hutchison Water of Hutchison Whampoa Limited Group. It operates a technology incubator in central Israel under a franchise from the Office of the Chief Scientist of Israel. Hutchison Kinrot holds a portfolio of early stage companies and has made 10 investments, including a Convertible Note in TripleW on April 27, 2021.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
1993
Location
Region
Middle East
Country
Israel
City
Netanya
Corporate office
Netanya, Israel
Frequently asked questions
Who is the ultimate backer of Hutchison Kinrot?
Hutchison Kinrot is funded by CK Hutchison Holdings, the Hong Kong-listed conglomerate controlled by the Li Ka-shing family (public record). The parent company has historically used dedicated vehicles to access Israeli technology talent, including an earlier partnership with the Technion. This makes Kinrot a captive venture operation rather than an independent fund.
How does the firm's parentage affect deal sourcing in Israel?
CK Hutchison's corporate credit and industrial reach provide Kinrot with a non-consensus sourcing advantage. Technical founders with defense-derived technologies often seek partners that can offer global deployment channels rather than pure financial capital. Kinrot can position itself as the on-ramp to CK Hutchison's regulated infrastructure networks in Europe, which is a distinct value proposition unavailable to financial-only VCs.
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