CDH Investments

Venture Capital

CDH Investments is a Beijing-based alternative asset management firm founded in 2002 by six founding partners, including Wu Shangzhi and Jiao Zhen, who previously led China International Capital Corporation's direct investment division. The firm manages roughly $27 billion in assets across private equity, venture capital, mezzanine, real estate, and wealth management strategies, with a portfolio spanning consumer, healthcare, and industrial sectors including Midea Group, Mengniu Dairy, Li-Ning, and KE Holdings (Beike).

Beijing, China · 37+ investments · 42 portfolio companies

Seed
Early Stage
Growth
Late Stage
Artificial Intelligence
Enterprise Services
Healthcare
Industrials
Headquarters
Beijing, China
Founded
2002
AUM
$19.0B
Portfolio Companies
42
Total Investments
37
Last Investment
Jul 2026
Geographic Focus
China, Southeast Asia

Investment Thesis

Value-driven partner-focused investments in dynamic fast-growing companies across alternative asset classes in China and Southeast Asia.

CDH Investments is a Venture Capital firm based in Beijing, China. It has made 37 investments, including Hive Box, Syneron Bio and So-Young International Inc. American Depository Shares. Focus areas include Artificial Intelligence and Enterprise Services.

Portfolio42

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Venture Capital ×20 · Corporate VC ×2 · Growth Equity ×1 · 38 shared rounds

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