Wuxi Liangxi Science and Technology City Innovation Investment

The State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Office of Liangxi District is the ultimate controlling entity. The firm operates as the district government's direct investment platform, with no private shareholders or external limited partners.

The two are fully integrated. The firm manages the Wuxi IoT Innovation Park, Wuxi Software Park, and the Liangxi Science and Technology City Complex. Its venture investments target companies that will lease or own space within these properties, so capital deployment doubles as an occupancy and tenant-acquisition strategy for district-owned real assets.

Investment activity is centered on bringing companies into the Liangxi Science and Technology City development zone. While portfolio companies may have operations elsewhere, the firm's mandate requires a physical presence within the district, making it a geographically bound investment vehicle rather than a nationally scoped fund.

The firm has partnered with EHang Intelligent to build a dedicated low-altitude industrial platform in Liangxi. This aligns with Wuxi's broader push into autonomous aerial vehicles and drone logistics, with the firm providing both capital and physical infrastructure for companies in this sector.

No. All capital originates from the Liangxi district government and its affiliated entities. The firm does not raise funds from institutional LPs, families, or individuals. Co-investors such as Wuxi Xiangyun Investment and Wuxi Keyi Investment Development Group are themselves district-level vehicles with the same public shareholder.

The firm focuses entirely on early-stage investments. This includes seed and initial venture rounds for companies willing to establish operations within the Liangxi Science and Technology City, with the firm often serving as the first institutional capital in a deal.

Engagement typically begins through the Liangxi district's economic development channels rather than a traditional investor-relations function. The firm has no public website or contact point, so introductions generally come through municipal government offices or through existing business partners like EHang that already operate within the Liangxi industrial ecosystem.