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Infinio Capital
Infinio Capital manages the Emerging Technologies Synergy Fund 1. The firm invests in advanced technology companies at the intersection of US–Asia supply...
Overview
Infinio Capital manages the Emerging Technologies Synergy Fund 1. The firm invests in advanced technology companies at the intersection of US–Asia supply chain realignment, spanning semiconductors, space, EV, and AI manufacturing. It focuses on bridging Taiwan's deep-tech ecosystem with global markets and supporting portfolio companies with East-West acceleration.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2018
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Gabriel
Corporate office
San Gabriel, CA, United States
Principals
Carl Wong
Partner
Stone Weng
Partner
Daniel Tsao
Venture Partner
Alan Hsu
Venture Partner
Simon Hsu
Advisory Team
Min-yi Shih
Advisory Team
Guey-Shin Chang
Advisory Team
Max Dung
Associate
Ruby Yeh
Associate
Albert Alaan
Director of Technology
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Which sectors does Infinio Capital focus on?
The firm's stated investment focus includes enterprise software, artificial intelligence and machine learning, and financial technology. These sectors align with Southern California's growing ecosystem of SaaS platforms, AI tools, and fintech infrastructure companies. Infinio has not published a list of sectors it explicitly avoids.
Who runs investment decisions at Infinio Capital?
The principals and investment committee at Infinio Capital are not publicly identified. The firm maintains a low profile with no disclosed executive team or founder information, which is unusual for a venture firm actively raising external capital. Without further disclosure, the decision-making structure remains opaque.
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