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Jiangsu Xintiandi Investment Group
Zhu Weizhong chairs Jiangsu Xintiandi Investment Group, a Changzhou asset manager operating a medical-device research institute with Changzhou University.
Jiangsu Xintiandi Investment Group
Jiangsu Xintiandi Investment Group operates from Changzhou, Jiangsu, where Zhu Weizhong serves as Chairman and General Manager with a 60% majority stake. Tang Qianmei holds the remaining 40% interest; the shareholding structure is consistent with a closely held family vehicle. The firm maintains two physical assets in Changzhou — its headquarters at 51 Xiheyan in the Zhonglou District and the Changzhou Medical Device Industry Research Institute Building in the Wujin Economic Development Zone. The group's strategy centers on growth-stage medical-device and healthcare companies, with at least eight growth-equity positions tracked in its portfolio. Its most distinctive asset is the Changzhou Medical Device Industry Research Institute, a joint venture with Changzhou University. That institute functions as both a research facility and an entrepreneurship service center, screening early-stage medical-device technologies emerging from university labs. The asset mix spans healthcare services, medical-device manufacturing, and mixed-use commercial real estate. Geographic focus remains concentrated in Jiangsu province, particularly the Changzhou-Wujin corridor. The firm's real-asset footprint includes the institute building at No. 9 Changyang Road, E4 Building, and the Xiheyan headquarters property. Lin Xiaohong serves as Board Member and General Manager Assistant, supporting Zhu Weizhong's direct oversight of the portfolio. The Changzhou Medical Device Entrepreneurship Service Center operates as a philanthropic or quasi-philanthropic entity, providing incubation services to startups within the institute's orbit. No recent fund closings or discrete investment rounds have been publicly disclosed. The whole-entity structure places this firm apart from pure financial sponsors: by embedding an equity investor, a university research partnership, and a startup incubator under one roof, Jiangsu Xintiandi functions as a vertically integrated medical-device platform. Potential successors or governance transitions beyond Zhu Weizhong's leadership remain undisclosed.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Changzhou
Corporate office
51 Xiheyan, Zhonglou District, Changzhou, Jiangsu, China
Additional offices
Wujin Economic Development Zone, Changzhou, Jiangsu, China
Principals
Zhu Weizhong
Chairman and General Manager
Tang Qianmei
Shareholder, 40%
Lin Xiaohong
Board Member and General Manager Assistant
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who controls Jiangsu Xintiandi Investment Group?
Zhu Weizhong holds a 60% majority stake as Chairman and General Manager. Tang Qianmei owns the remaining 40%. Lin Xiaohong serves as Board Member and General Manager Assistant. No external institutional investors or minority partners have been identified.
What is the firm's relationship with Changzhou University?
The two co-founded the Changzhou Medical Device Industry Research Institute, a joint venture that combines university research capabilities with commercial incubation. The institute operates from No. 9 Changyang Road, E4 Building in the Wujin Economic Development Zone of Changzhou, per public record.
What does Jiangsu Xintiandi invest in?
The group targets growth-stage medical-device and healthcare companies, with a portfolio concentrated in Jiangsu province. It also holds commercial and mixed-use real estate assets, including its headquarters building and the institute property.
Does the firm raise external capital or operate as a family office?
Based on public record, the shareholding structure — with Zhu Weizhong at 60% and Tang Qianmei at 40% — suggests a closely held vehicle, likely family-controlled, rather than a third-party fund manager. No evidence of external LP commitments has been identified.
Does Jiangsu Xintiandi maintain any philanthropic structures?
The Changzhou Medical Device Entrepreneurship Service Center functions as an incubation and support entity for startups affiliated with the institute. Whether it is formally registered as a charitable foundation is not publicly disclosed; the structure is described as a service center.
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