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China's CRC sets up $265m car park fund

China Resources Capital has teamed up with Dutch pension fund asset manager APG to establish a $265 million fund focused on investing in city car parks in China.

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marker icon14th Floor, China Resources Building, 26 Harbour Road, Hong Kong, , Hong Kong
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
user imageMr. Jianqiang Wang
Job titleGeneral Manager and Joint Chief Investment Officer
LocationHong Kong, Hong Kong
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user imageMs. Hong Yu
Job titleDeputy General Manager and Chief Financial Officer
LocationHong Kong, Hong Kong
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user imageMr. Zong Zhang
Job titleDeputy General Manager and Joint Chief Investment Officer
LocationHong Kong, Hong Kong
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China Resources Capital funds managed

Closed funds: 2

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Close dateMay 2014
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Close dateApr 2014
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Harvest plots expansion to PE and infra as founder quits

The Hong Kong-based private equity real estate firm’s decision to expand its investment horizons to include private equity and infrastructure is understood to have contributed to founder and chief executive officer Rong Ren’s decision to resign.