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  1. shunwei.com顺为资本 - shunwei.com

    顺为资本从来没有并且将来也不会授权任何实体或个人，通过网站、App、微信、微博等任何渠道，使用 “顺为资本”、“顺为”、“Shunwei Capital” 或品牌标识或以相关人士的名义开展任何公开募集、诱导投资等活动。

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Shunwei_CapitalShunwei Capital - Wikipedia

    Shunwei Capital (Chinese: 順為資本; pinyin: Shùnwèi zīběn) is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2011. It was founded by Lei Jun (the founder and CEO of Xiaomi) and Tuck Lye Koh. The firm focuses on investing in the technology sector in China as well as other countries such as India and Indonesia.

  3. www.linkedin.com › company › shunweicapital顺为资本 Shunwei Capital | LinkedIn

    Shunwei Capital is a premier venture capital firm specializing in early to growth stage investments in disruptive business models. We invest in mobile Internet, Internet+, consumer IoT,...

  4. www.crunchbase.com › organization › shunwei-chinaShunwei Capital - Crunchbase Investor Profile & Investments

    Shunwei Capital is a venture capital fund that focuses on early to mid-stage investments in local internet industry. It specializes in incubation, startups, early to mid-stage, and growth capital investments.

  5. economictimes.indiatimes.com › small-biz › startupsShunwei Capital, Xiaomi continue to bet big on Indian startups

    Feb 7, 2020 · Shunwei Capital, which manages assets of about $3 billion and founded by Xiaomi founders Lei Jun and Tuck Lye Koh, has co-led a $5.5 million (about Rs 40 crore) investment round in regional language podcast app Kuku FM.

  6. www.thewirechina.com › 30 › who-is-shunwei-capitalWho is Shunwei Capital? - The Wire China

    Apr 30, 2023 · Infographics on the Beijing-based VC firm, Shunwei Capital, whose Xiaomi connections have helped skyrocket it to success.

  7. economictimes.indiatimes.com › startups › shunweiShunwei Capital: Shunwei Capital is here to play the long ...

    Apr 8, 2019 · Shunwei Capital, the venture capital firm started by smartphone maker Xiaomi’s founder Lei Jun and Tuck Lye Koh, is cementing its India play after betting on 16 local startups over the past two years, some of whom have ended up fighting Chinese behemoths.