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Shanghai Sailing Capital

Shanghai Sailing Capital

Shanghai, Shanghaisailing-capital.com

Overview

Sailing Capital is a private equity firm established in 2012, initiated by the Shanghai International Group (SIG). It is a market-oriented fund focused on cross-border investments, providing services for Chinese enterprises to conduct overseas investments and M&A. The firm's investment focus includes sectors such as technology, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, and new consumption. Sailing Capital was the first major private equity fund on the global stage with its initial capital raised in Chinese Yuan (RMB). The firm's target assets under management is RMB 50 billion. As of June 2022, its AUM was over RMB 25 billion. It has invested in companies such as MGI and Impossible Foods.

Year Founded

2012

AUM

$8B

Portfolio Companies

17

Investments

Shanghai Sailing Capital investments
CompanyDateStageLead
Impossible FoodsMay 2019Series ECo-investor
OlaSep 2018Series JCo-investor
MGIMay 2020Series BLead
ZhaogangJan 2016Series E-
Orbbec Inc.Dec 2016Series CCo-investor
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Investment Activity

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FAQ

Where is Shanghai Sailing Capital based?

Shanghai Sailing Capital is headquartered in Shanghai, Shanghai, China.

When was Shanghai Sailing Capital founded?

Shanghai Sailing Capital was founded in 2012.

How many portfolio companies does Shanghai Sailing Capital have?

Shanghai Sailing Capital has 17 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.

What are some companies in Shanghai Sailing Capital's portfolio?

Portfolio companies visible on Caplight include Impossible Foods, Ola, MGI, Zhaogang, Orbbec Inc..

What was Shanghai Sailing Capital's most recent investment shown here?

Shanghai Sailing Capital's most recent investment in this portfolio sample was in MGI in 2020.

What sectors does Shanghai Sailing Capital focus on?

Shanghai Sailing Capital focuses on Healthcare & Life Sciences, Consumer & Commerce, FinTech, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Healthcare & Life Sciences, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Consumer & Commerce, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Consumer & Commerce, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Enterprise Software, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Consumer & Commerce, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, Energy & Sustainability, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Cybersecurity, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Healthcare & Life Sciences.

What company stages does Shanghai Sailing Capital focus on?

Shanghai Sailing Capital typically invests at the MultiStage stage.

What is Shanghai Sailing Capital's AUM?

Shanghai Sailing Capital's assets under management are estimated between $3.5B and $8.0B.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersShanghai, Shanghai
Year Founded2012
AUM$8B

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