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Offices: Saratoga, California & Singapore
3V SourceOne Capital is a next generation venture capital partnership based
in Silicon Valley and Singapore specializing in investments in emerging
companies developing cutting-edge enabling technologies in the communications,
IT and the life sciences sectors. The partners formerly managed the US and
China portfolios of venture funds totaling US$125 million. They also led
the organization of a technology fund anchored by reputable financial institutions
in the US, Singapore and Taiwan.-Acorn-
Offices: Cupertino, California
Acorn Campus takes an approach anchored by innovative methods, differentiated
competitive strategies, and key corporate alliances. With access to a vast
network of professional and personal connections, Acorn Campus principals
bring expertise, diversity of experience, and exceptional insight to the
process of developing a new business. Acorn focuses on four sectors: communication
infrastructure, semiconductor and photonics, wireless, and outsourcing.
Offices: Tokyo, Japan
Advantage Partners is a private equity investment firm founded in 1992.
The firm manages private equity funds that focus on investing in acquisitions,
buy-outs, buy-ins and other private equity opportunities in Japan. Prior
to 1997, the firm focused on making direct investments of partner capital
in a small number of portfolio companies, in which partners took an active
role in management. As deregulation in Japan began to make it possible to
invest in buy-outs and acquisitions via a limited partnership vehicle, Advantage
Partners raised its first fund of capital from outside limited partners
in 1997 (2.95 billion yen), which was the first buy-out fund in Japan.
Offices: Hong Kong, China
AIF Capital is one of the largest Asia-based independent private equity
firms. It has over US$1 billion under management. It provides capital for
expansion, buy-outs or recapitalization, primarily to unlisted companies.
The firm oversees a broad based portfolio of investments in sectors ranging
from supply chain management, financial services, manufacturing, specialty
steels and engineering services, to power generation, telecom and transportation.
Offices: Palo Alto, California; Beijing-Hong Kong, China; Singapore
& Taipei, Taiwan
AsiaTech helps grow early-stage technology companies. As the first venture
capital firm in Asia, they are hands-on investors, providing in-depth technology
and business support. Analogously, they don't just water a seed; they nurture
it until it becomes a sturdy and stable fruit-bearing tree. This means that
they not only identify and accelerate the growth of leading technology startups,
but also provide the necessary strategic planning, practical operations
advice and the technology know-how that can help transform traditional businesses
into e-businesses. In addition, when the tree has matured, they make sure
it continues to bear fruit for many years to come.
Offices: Los Angeles, California; Singapore& Shanghai, China
AsiaVest Partners is a leading venture capital firm investing in private
companies in the Greater China Region and the United States. Since it's
founding in 1995, AsiaVest has been nurturing companies with innovative
technologies, competitive market positions, and strong management teams
to develop high growth businesses. The firm manages over US$700 million
with strong presence throughout Asia and the US Their investment focus is
on the semiconductor, information technology, communications, software,
and manufacturing industries.
Offices: Palo Alto, California & Seoul, South Korea
Athena Technology makes investments in early stage companies in the global
communications industry. Athena's portfolio includes companies focusing
on semiconductors, network systems, telecom services, Internet infrastructure
and infra-services, and e-commerce. The principals and support staff bring
a broad array of technical, financial, and operational experience to making
each investment decision, and supporting each portfolio company.
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