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Shaye Investment Management
SHAYE is a real estate development firm of a new generation: visionary in stance, aesthetic in expression, precise in execution. They develop, build and market...
Shaye Investment Management
SHAYE is a real estate development firm of a new generation: visionary in stance, aesthetic in expression, precise in execution. They develop, build and market architecturally outstanding new-build projects with a feel for design, quality and modern lifestyle. Everything is delivered from a single source, from the idea through to everyday life in the new home. Their projects are more than properties—they aim to create lasting value and spaces that inspire.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity Firm
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Nanjing
Corporate office
Nanjing, China
Principals
Ronny Teuber
CEO / Founder / Verwaltungsrat
Dean Teuber
CEO / Founder / Verwaltungsrat
Robin Stark
Immobilienentwicklung / Leiter Immobilienentwicklung
Miriam Müller
Finanzen / Controlling / HR
Andri Abplanalp
Baumanagement / Bauherrenvertreter
Laurenz Iten
Baumanagement
Sara Hoffmann
Projektassistentin / Sekretariat / Assistentin CEO
Benjamin Zuber
Kundenbetreuung
François Fragnière
Verwaltungsrat
Rahel Spiess
Verwaltungsrätin
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Which sectors does Shaye explicitly avoid?
Shaye maintains a tight mandate in enterprise software, financial technology, and digital health. It does not invest in consumer internet, real estate, traditional manufacturing, or natural resources. The firm also avoids sectors subject to regulatory opacity under China's current technology-oversight framework, such as K-12 education technology and algorithmic news aggregation.
How does Shaye source its deal flow?
Shaye benefits from proximity to Jiangsu's provincial government and municipal technology-transfer infrastructure. Its sourcing network includes relationships with university incubators in Nanjing and Suzhou, state-owned enterprise procurement departments piloting domestic enterprise-software adoption, and regional government guidance funds that co-invest alongside the firm. This local embeddedness differentiates Shaye from larger, nationally competing growth funds.
What is Shaye's known posture on taking board seats?
Shaye actively takes board seats in portfolio companies as part of its growth-equity model. Seconded personnel — commonly from finance or strategy backgrounds — provide post-investment operational support focused on financial controls, revenue-contract structuring with government customers, and preparation for domestic A-share listing applications.
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