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Jiangsu King's Luck Investment Management
Jiangsu King's Luck Investment Management is a China-based investment company with offices in Huaian. It oversees approximately $2.9 billion in assets across...
Jiangsu King's Luck Investment Management
Jiangsu King's Luck Investment Management is a China-based investment company with offices in Huaian. It oversees approximately $2.9 billion in assets across three funds, primarily focusing on the Asia region.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Huaian
Corporate office
Huaian, Jiangsu, China
Additional offices
Hangzhou, China
Principals
Wang Weidong
Chairman
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does government ownership shape the firm's mandate?
The Lianshui County Government is the ultimate controlling shareholder, sitting above the publicly listed brewery. This arrangement introduces a potential industrial-policy dimension to investment decisions, as county-level state owners in China sometimes steer captive investment units toward projects that align with local economic development goals. Whether that actively influences portfolio construction or remains a dormant governance feature is not publicly documented.
How is the Jiangsu King's Luck Poverty Alleviation Foundation governed relative to the investment entity?
The foundation operates under the parent brewery's corporate social responsibility framework and is legally separate from the investment management entity. No public filings detail whether investment profits formally flow into the foundation's endowment, though the shared ownership lineage through the brewery creates an implicit reputational link between the two structures.
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