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BASF Future's subsidiary invests $5mn in CEF IV
10 May '12
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BASF Venture Capital GmbH has participated with $5 million in the China Environment Fund (CEF) IV, L.P. Other investors include key development financial institutions, renowned family offices, strategic multinational corporations, and Fortune 500 companies. The China Environment Fund is a series of four funds and managed by Tsing Capital.
“China has a large number of highly innovative and sustainable technology companies of great strategic importance for BASF. Our participation in CEF IV enables us to set up joint activities with these companies in China. We also gain better access to technology areas of future potential and innovative chemical system solutions in the field of new materials,” said Johnnie Yuen, Regional Head at BASF Venture Capital in Asia Pacific.
CEF has already demonstrated its performance track record in its three existing funds. “The performance to date and the outstanding fund management were further reasons for us to participate in CEF IV,” added Yuen.
Tsing Capital was established in 2001, and is the first fund manager investing in Chinese cleantech and environment related companies with an aggregate of assets under management over $600 million. China Environment Fund invests in portfolio companies across China in areas of renewable energy, energy efficiency, environ¬mental protection, new materials, sustainable transportation, smart grids, sustainable agriculture and cleaner production.
BASF Venture Capital GmbH was established in 2001 as a wholly owned subsidiary of BASF Future Business GmbH, Ludwigshafen, Germany, with the aim of exploring new growth potentials based on investment in startup companies and.
“China has a large number of highly innovative and sustainable technology companies of great strategic importance for BASF. Our participation in CEF IV enables us to set up joint activities with these companies in China. We also gain better access to technology areas of future potential and innovative chemical system solutions in the field of new materials,” said Johnnie Yuen, Regional Head at BASF Venture Capital in Asia Pacific.
CEF has already demonstrated its performance track record in its three existing funds. “The performance to date and the outstanding fund management were further reasons for us to participate in CEF IV,” added Yuen.
Tsing Capital was established in 2001, and is the first fund manager investing in Chinese cleantech and environment related companies with an aggregate of assets under management over $600 million. China Environment Fund invests in portfolio companies across China in areas of renewable energy, energy efficiency, environ¬mental protection, new materials, sustainable transportation, smart grids, sustainable agriculture and cleaner production.
BASF Venture Capital GmbH was established in 2001 as a wholly owned subsidiary of BASF Future Business GmbH, Ludwigshafen, Germany, with the aim of exploring new growth potentials based on investment in startup companies and.
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