CCB International Holdings Limited overview
Stories about CCB International Holdings Limited
CCBI Healthcare Fund makes maiden investment
China’s first healthcare fund will invest RMB100m in a Chinese rubber stopper maker.
Chinese sports retailer gets RMB400m
The investment from Legend Capital, Sequoia Capital China and CCB International will used to expand the company, augment human resources, marketing activities and help R&D.
Chinese bank to launch RMB 5bn healthcare fund
The fund being raised by CCB International aims to bridge the health inequality gap between the country’s urban and rural populations.
CCB International Holdings Limited contact information
Offices
12th Floor, China Construction Bank Building, 3 Connaught Road Central, Hong Kong, , Hong KongContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
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 Mr. William He | Job titlePortfolio Manager | LocationHong Kong, Hong Kong | Email  ------ |
| Mr. Alex Lu | Job titleDirect Investment Professional | LocationHong Kong, Hong Kong | Email -------- |
CCB International Holdings Limited fund commitments
Known fund commitments: 1
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CCB International Holdings Limited funds managed
Closed funds: 5
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