Shanghai-based Vision Knight Capital is raising a total of $550 million across two funds, according to US Securities and Exchange Commission documents.
In a filing earlier this month, the firm declared it was raising its second fund, Vision Knight Capital (China) Fund II, targeting $500 million.
A parallel fund, Vision Knight Capital (China) Entrepreneur Fund II, will target $50 million, according to the most recent filing.
Vision Knight's debut fund closed on $250 million in August 2012, according to Private Equity International’s Research & Analytics division.
The firm has made ten investments. It’s latest was a $25 million co-investment in November 2013 with Softbank China Venture Capital in China-based travel B2B platform Ba Zhua Yu Online.
Vision Knight is a venture and growth capital investment fund based in Shanghai. It was founded by David Wei, the former the CEO of Alibaba.com and Daming Zhu, formerly a partner at DT Capital Partners. It focuses on investments in China’s retail/consumer, internet and e-commerce sectors.
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