Hony Capital overview
Stories about Hony Capital
Hony raises stake in gas producer Santos
The Beijing-based firm had initially backed the company’s A$3.5bn funding round last year.
Chart of the week: Hony Capital leads Chinese fundraising… for now
Big players cannot guarantee their top spots with mega-funds hitting the market.
Chinese PE firms buy Israeli mobile games unit for $4.4bn
Hony Capital, Yunfeng Capital, and CDH Investments have joined a consortium of investors looking to cash in on China’s fast-growing $8bn mobile gaming industry.
PEI 300: Asian GPs strengthen their presence
RRJ, Hony, MBK and Baring Asia raise a combined $30.4bn.
Hony Capital reaches first close on eighth China fund
The China-focused firm is also raising a $600 million co-investment vehicle for to allow investors to participate in cross-border trade outside of China.
PEI Awards 2014: KKR, Hony Capital, HarbourVest win big
PEI’s annual awards garnered more than 35,000 votes from industry insiders to blend familiar names with some new faces at the top of 2014’s roll of honour
Hony backs US-listed Tuniu.com
John Zhao’s firm has bought $148m worth of shares in the Chinese online travel business
Hony buys China farming business for $113m
The firm has acquired a 20% stake in China’s Chery Heavy Industry
Hony Capital contact information
Offices
25th Floor, Hongsheng International Plaza, 9 Chaoyangmen North Street, Dongcheng District, Beijing, , ChinaContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
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 Mr. Xiaobin Bao | Job titleManaging Director | LocationBeijing, China | Email  ----------- |
| Mr. Jake Chan | Job titleManaging Director | LocationBeijing, China | Email -------- |
| Ms. Cindy Chen | Job titleManaging Director | LocationBeijing, China | Email --------- |
| Ms. Yanda Chen | Job titleManaging Director | LocationBeijing, China | Email ----- |
Hony Capital funds managed
Funds in market: 4
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Closed funds: 27
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