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Jinshiji (Fujian) Industrial Development

Jinshiji (Fujian) Industrial Development is a corporate investor based in Quanzhou, China. It focuses on investments in Asia, with a commitment to one fund.

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Jinshiji (Fujian) Industrial Development

Jinshiji (Fujian) Industrial Development is a corporate investor based in Quanzhou, China. It focuses on investments in Asia, with a commitment to one fund.

General information

Firm type

Corporate Investor

Year founded

2019

Location

Region

Asia

Country

China

City

Quanzhou

Corporate office

Quanzhou, Fujian, China

Principals

Cai Dile

Founder

Sector focus

Real EstateVenture CapitalIndustrial Tech

Frequently asked questions

Who controls Jinshiji (Fujian) Industrial Development?

The firm is controlled by founder Cai Dile, a Permanent Honorary President of the World Ke-Cai Clan Association. Shareholders include family member Cai Qiurong and business partner Yan Chengshang. Cai Dile uses the firm as a primary vehicle for industrial, real estate, and venture investments, with governance flowing through a network of Fujian-based business relationships rather than a formal institutional board.

What does Jinshiji invest in beyond real estate?

Jinshiji targets venture-stage companies across seed, start-up, and expansion rounds. The strategy spans general venture capital, though specific portfolio companies are not publicly disclosed. The firm blends this with direct commercial property holdings in Shanghai and Hebei, making it a hybrid real-estate-plus-venture allocator rather than a pure-play fund.

How does the Ke-Cai clan association influence Jinshiji's investment activity?

Cai Dile's senior position in the World Ke-Cai Clan Association gives him access to a diaspora network that stretches across China and Southeast Asia. Jinshiji co-invests with other association-linked principals, and the clan structure provides both deal flow and reputational underwriting for transactions — a model that substitutes for the institutional due-diligence and LP-relations machinery of a formal fund manager.

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