SPIC Industrial Fund Management
Est. dry powder
$60.5M
Raised, not yet invested
AUM
—
Not reported
Latest fund
$20.6M
Zhuji Guohe Gongying Fund
Est. cheque size
$237.1K–
From fund sizes
Deals, last 12 months
—
Not reported
About SPIC Industrial Fund Management
Established in February 2015, SPIC Industrial Fund Management focuses on growth investments based in Beijing, China. The firm invests in a variety of industries within the Chinese market, including energy, power, financial services, energy storage, environmental services, internet, software, materials, automobile parts, manufacturing, and infrastructure.
- Type
- Fund Manager
- Headquarters
- Beijing, Beijing, China
- Stages
- AngelSeedSeries ASeries BSeries CSeries DEarly Stage
- Est. cheque size
- $237.1K–$6.6M
- Sectors
- Industrials, Energy & Utilities, Diversified, Information Technology
- Regions
- Asia
- Strategies
- Growth, Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A
Where they invest
From deals and portfolio companies on record
Most frequent rounds
- Series A8
- Series B3
- Series C2
- Series D2
- —1
Across 45 deals
Portfolio sectors
- Energy Storage & Batteries8
- Materials6
- Semiconductors5
- Industrial Machinery4
- Automobiles, Other Vehicles & Parts3
Across 42 companies
Portfolio countries
- China42
Across 42 companies
Recent investments
Newest 5 of 45
- Series A$60.4M
Nuclide Tongchuang Chongqing
Oct 2025 · Series A
- Series B—
Robestec
Aug 2025 · Series B
- Series A—
ReSolar
Jul 2025 · Series A
- Series B—
HiTop
Dec 2024 · Series B
- Series A$13.7M
Chasing Light
Dec 2024 · Series A
Offices
1 location
- Beijing, Beijing, ChinaHQ
Questions about SPIC Industrial Fund Management
How much does SPIC Industrial Fund Management invest per deal?
Based on the size of its funds, SPIC Industrial Fund Management writes estimated cheques of $237.1K–$6.6M. Lead cheques usually sit at the top of that range and follow-on cheques lower.
What stages does SPIC Industrial Fund Management invest in?
SPIC Industrial Fund Management has invested at Angel, Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C and Series D. Its most frequent rounds on record are Series A, Series B and Series C.