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Oceanpine Capital

Oceanpine Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2016 in Beijing, China. It invests in sectors including artificial intelligence, semiconductor, 5G,...

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Oceanpine Capital

Oceanpine Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2016 in Beijing, China. It invests in sectors including artificial intelligence, semiconductor, 5G, enterprise services, healthcare, and TMT. The firm has made 84 investments and 11 portfolio exits, with its latest exit being Moore Threads on December 05, 2025.

General information

Firm type

Generalist

Year founded

2018

AUM

Exceeds RMB 25 billion (per firm website)

Location

Region

Asia

Country

China

City

Beijing

Corporate office

21F, Huarui Building, No.9 Xiaoyunli South St, Chaoyang District, Beijing 100016, China

Additional offices

Hong Kong · Menlo Park, CA, USA

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareAI/MLGreen TechnologyLife SciencesAdvanced ManufacturingMedia & EntertainmentMobility & TransportationFinTechDigital Health

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Oceanpine Capital?

Oceanpine was founded by Dave Chen and is led by a senior management team of former entrepreneurs, investment bankers, and senior executives from financial institutions and multinational corporations. The firm states that its USD and RMB funds operate independently, with leadership applying specialized expertise to each vehicle's strategy. No additional named investment committee members are publicly disclosed.

How does Oceanpine source its deal flow?

The firm builds its pipeline through deep cooperation with listed Chinese companies in its target sectors. Within key verticals, it identifies market leaders and then scouts high-quality early-stage targets across their industrial and supply chains. The listed-company relationships also serve as a channel for eventual M&A exits.

Is Oceanpine structured as a family office or a traditional asset manager?

Oceanpine is a professional investment management firm, not a single-family or multi-family office. It runs both RMB- and USD-denominated funds and presents itself as a generalist asset manager dedicated to long-term value investing in technology.

Does Oceanpine participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?

Oceanpine invests directly into private and, occasionally, public companies. It does not describe itself as a fund-of-funds or LP in external vehicles. The firm makes equity investments ranging from seed-stage startups to pre-IPO rounds, alongside involvement in industrial M&A transactions.

What investment stages does Oceanpine typically target?

The firm covers the full spectrum: seed, start-up, expansion, late-stage, growth, pre-IPO, and buyout. It seeks both industry leaders for strategic partnerships and early-stage companies for long-term capital appreciation.

Where does Oceanpine Capital operate geographically?

Oceanpine is headquartered in Beijing and maintains additional offices in Hong Kong and Menlo Park, California. Its investment mandate focuses primarily on China-based technology companies, though the Silicon Valley office signals capacity for cross-border deal sourcing.

How does Oceanpine Capital approach exits?

The firm pursues a dual exit path: traditional IPOs — with nearly 25 portfolio companies having listed — and industrial M&A, where it partners with listed Chinese strategics to acquire or merge with portfolio companies. This M&A syndication model is unusual among pure venture firms.

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