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Vision Knight closes $550m China fund
David Wei’s fund has hit the hard cap on its second vehicle after four months in the market.
Knight Capital closes Vision Knight Capital China Fund II
Chinese private equity firm Vision Knight Capital has closed its second private equity fund Vision Knight Capital China Fund II. The fund closed at its hard cap with aggregate capital commitments of $550 million.
China's Vision Knight to raise $550m
Led by former Alibaba.com CEO David Wei, the firm is raising two new vehicles.
Vision Knight Capital contact information
Offices
Contacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Job titleOperation Partner and Chief Financial Officer | LocationShanghai, China | Email | |
Job titleManaging Director | LocationShanghai, China | Email | |
Job titleManaging Director | LocationShanghai, China | Email | |
Job titleManaging Partner | LocationShanghai, China | Email | |
Vision Knight Capital funds managed
Closed funds: 4
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size | Close dateApr 2014 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateApr 2014 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateAug 2012 | Strategy | |
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VC-backed Chinese gay dating app Blued to go public: Bloomberg
Blued, a China-based gay dating app, is reportedly planning an IPO that could raise about $200 million, reported Bloomberg. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-08-30/gay-dating-app-blued-said-to-plan-u-s-ipo-at-1-billion-value The listing will likely take place next year and could put the company at a valuation of around $1 billion. Blued's backers include CDH Investments, UG Capital, Shunwei Capital, DCM Ventures and Vision Knight Capital, according to Crunchbase. https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/blued#section-investors
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