Top Taiwan Venture Capital Group independently manages funds exceeding NT$12 billion and assists the National Development Fund, the Industrial Development Bureau, and the Small and Medium Enterprise Administration in investing and supporting domestic companies. CID focuses on globally competitive businesses, internationally scalable services, China’s domestic-demand-driven sectors, as well as biopharma, new drugs, equipment, and distribution services within the biotech and healthcare industries, along with other innovative growth-oriented businesses.

Cherubic Ventures is the only institutional angel investment firm active across both China and the U.S., with teams based in San Francisco, Beijing, and Taipei. Founded in 2014, it currently manages assets of over US$300 million. Representative investments include Flexport, hims, Calm, Virgin Hyperloop One, Wish, Ring, Liulishuo (LAIX), Pinkoi, and iKala.

WI Harper Group, established in 1993, is a U.S.-based venture capital firm specializing in early- and growth-stage investments. It currently manages eight venture funds with nearly US$1 billion in assets under management. Its investment focus lies in high-tech, digital new media (TMT), and healthcare, with a track record of over 350 portfolio companies and more than 80 successful IPO and M&A exits.

Hoton International Co., Ltd. (“Hoton International”) was established in March 1997 as a professional venture capital fund management company within the Hoton Group. Hoton International evolved from the fund management and advisory business of Hoton Venture Capital, founded in 1987. Hoton Holdings owns 41% of Hoton International, with other major shareholders including Tailong Industrial Co., Ltd., Daiwa Corporate Investment Co., Ltd., and Mega International Commercial Bank Co., Ltd.

Hoton International is one of Taiwan’s largest venture capital management firms, with 30 years of venture experience. In addition to providing capital, it actively offers value-added services to its portfolio companies. Hoton Group continues to invest in Taiwan while gradually expanding into Greater China and the U.S. to enhance competitiveness and maintain its industrial position.