China-Eurasia Economic Cooperation Fund

Overview

Established in 2015, the China-Eurasia Economic Cooperation Fund (CEECF) is a state-backed investment fund created to invest in projects in countries along the Belt and Road Initiative. The fund aims to promote economic cooperation and development in these regions by providing financial support for infrastructure, energy, and other key sectors. CEECF is owned by the Bank of China and operates under the guidance of the Chinese government. The fund's investment strategy focuses on private equity and venture capital, targeting early-stage, growth, and late-stage investments. It has a broad geographical focus, including countries such as China, Russia, India, Pakistan, and several Central Asian nations. The industries of interest encompass technology, infrastructure, energy, manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, telecommunications, transportation, logistics, financial services, consumer goods, real estate, media, education, and tourism. CEECF's investment size ranges from $1 million to $50 million, reflecting its commitment to supporting a diverse array of projects that align with the Belt and Road Initiative's objectives. By investing in these regions and sectors, the fund aims to foster economic growth, enhance connectivity, and promote sustainable development across the Belt and Road countries.

Investment Focus

• Alignment with Belt and Road Initiative objectives
• Focus on infrastructure, energy, and key sectors
• Commitment to sustainable development
• Potential for economic growth and regional integration

Portfolio Companies