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Infinity Overview
Since 1993, Infinity has managed six funds and has made more than 100 investments. The funds include: Nitzanim (1993), Infinity I Fund (1999), FBR Infinity II Ventures (2001), Infinity IMS (2003), Infinity-CSVC China Fund (2004) and the Infinity I-China Fund (2006).
The Infinity I-China Fund is the leading Israeli-Chinese equity fund and serves as a bridge for Israeli-Chinese business initiatives. The I-China Fund invests mostly in late stage Israeli technology companies and synergistic Chinese companies that license the technologies and develop and market them in China. It is also the proper address for non-Israel companies that wish to smoothly enter into the Chinese market and for Chinese companies seeking stellar technologies.
The Infinity-CSVC China Fund, an alliance between Infinity/IDB and Suzhou Investment arm, CSVC, was the first limited partnership on shore venture capital fund in China. The Infinity I-China Fund is a $300M follow-on fund to the successful Infinity-CSVC Fund.
Infinity's core strategy is to invest in Israeli and Chinese businesses whereby the partnerships add value to both entities. Infinity never only invests simply money, but also time, commitment and management leadership. Infinity is also well known for its strong and nurtured relationships and its presence in China. |
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Facts About the Fund
- Infinity manages $600 Million and 45 companies.
- Infinity was the first to have an on-shore limited partnership fund in China
- The number on the first on shore limited partnership certificate is 000001
- The I-China Fund is the number one Israeli-Chinese fund
- The Infinity I-China Fund was first announced in October 2006 at a press conference in Tel Aviv
- Infinity has offices in Israel, HK, Shanghai, Suzhou and NY
- Infinity has more than 25 employees worldwide
- Infinity has been active in China for more than a decade
- The I-China Fund has the support of both the the Israeli and Chinese governments
- The I-China Fund invests in late stage companies mainly in the following sectors: medical device and services, water related clean tech, internet gaming, information technology
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Some Facts About
China
- China achieved 14 percent of the world economy on purchasing power parity basis in 2005 (second to the United States)
- China is to generate the 15 million jobs needed annually — roughly the size of Ecuador or Cambodia — to employ new entrants into the job market.
- Thirteen years in construction at a cost of $24 billion, the immense Three Gorges Dam across the Yangtze River was essentially completed in 2006 and will revolutionize electrification and flood control in the area.
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