Since this year, a number of “unicorns” with high scientific content and strong scarcity, such as Moore Thread and Mu Xi Co., Ltd., have gone public, bringing wealth effects to investors in the primary market, and some “discerning” listed companies have also appeared among them. These listed companies participate indirectly through industrial funds and have become an important industrial investment force in the capital market. Looking back at the path of listed companies participating in industrial investment funds, “following the trend” investment exits unrelated to the main business, and the hard technology circuit related to the main business is in the spotlight. More and more “chain owners” listed companies are not satisfied with simple financial investments, but are using the increasingly mature CVC model to become the most popular new force. As of December 15, there were 341 incidents where listed companies participated in the establishment of industrial funds this year, which is basically the same as last year. Listed companies participating in industrial fund investments are clearly concentrated in “hard technology” fields that are highly relevant to themselves, have strong technological attributes, and focus on the racetrack. The reporter counted the 341 incidents where listed companies participated in the establishment of industrial funds mentioned above and found that “new materials,” “new energy,” “artificial intelligence,” “semiconductor,” and “intelligent manufacturing” have become the top five high-frequency terms nearly 150 times.

Since this year, a number of “unicorns” with high scientific content and strong scarcity, such as Moore Thread and Mu Xi Co., Ltd., have gone public, bringing wealth effects to investors in the primary market, and some “discerning” listed companies have also appeared among them. These listed companies participate indirectly through industrial funds and have become an important industrial investment force in the capital market. Looking back at the path of listed companies participating in industrial investment funds, “following the trend” investment exits unrelated to the main business, and the hard technology circuit related to the main business is in the spotlight. More and more “chain owners” listed companies are not satisfied with simple financial investments, but are using the increasingly mature CVC model to become the most popular new force. As of December 15, there were 341 incidents where listed companies participated in the establishment of industrial funds this year, which is basically the same as last year. Listed companies participating in industrial fund investments are clearly concentrated in “hard technology” fields that are highly relevant to themselves, have strong technological attributes, and focus on the racetrack. The reporter counted the 341 incidents where listed companies participated in the establishment of industrial funds mentioned above and found that “new materials,” “new energy,” “artificial intelligence,” “semiconductor,” and “intelligent manufacturing” have become the top five high-frequency terms nearly 150 times.