• Hongqing Technology

  Participated · Equity · Jul 2026

  Hongqing Technology describes itself as an integrated satellite constellation solution provider offering systematic full-chain services for low-Earth orbit projects. Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Beijing E-Town’s aerospace district, the company produces flat-panel stackable satellites and operates a Shanghai testing and development base and an Xiong’an intelligent satellite manufacturing base. It has in-house subsystems such as the Jinwu-200 krypton Hall thruster and has flown test satellites on Landspace rockets. Hongqing filed the Honghu-3 constellation with the ITU in May 2024, proposing 10,000 satellites across 160 planes, and aims to produce between 100–500 satellites annually by 2026. The company is majority-owned by Landspace and, following the latest financing, has raised over ¥2.5 billion to date to support operations, R&D and team expansion.

• Didi

  Participated · Equity · Apr 2017

  Didi Autonomous Driving is the self-driving arm of ride-hailing giant Didi that focuses on Level-4 autonomous vehicle technology and related AI systems. The company has spent nearly a decade building expertise in artificial intelligence, mass production, and large-scale operations for autonomous mobility. In 2025 it began full-scenario, fully unmanned road testing in Beijing and Guangzhou, with vehicles operating smoothly during rush hours, late nights, and heavy rain. A next-generation pre-installed autonomous vehicle, co-developed with GAC Aion, is scheduled for delivery by late 2025, after which Didi plans demonstration applications in both cities. The firm believes L4 autonomy will dramatically improve transportation safety, efficiency, and user experience while opening new employment opportunities. Fresh capital from its recent Series D round will be channelled into AI R&D and the accelerated rollout of L4 services. No revenue, user, or other operating metrics were disclosed in the announcement.

• PCT International

  Led · Debt Financing · Jul 2012

  PCT International manufactures proprietary coaxial cable and cable connectors used in global telecommunications infrastructure; its products have been installed in millions of homes and businesses. The company reports it has manufactured over 1,000,000 miles of coaxial cable and sold more than three billion cable connectors. PCT is operating under a Chapter 11 plan and recently secured court approval for financing tied to that plan. The company has a pending malpractice claim against law firm Robins Kaplan, and the strength of that claim was cited as a basis for new funding. PCT engaged Beus Gilbert McGroder, PLLC in August 2019 on a full contingency basis to represent it in the malpractice matter. Management describes these developments as supporting upward momentum and future growth. PCT International develops and globally supplies last-mile technology products for broadband, CATV, satellite and structured wiring customers. The company serves customers in more than 60 countries and maintains 46 offices across 14 countries. Established in 1997 by CEO Steven Youtsey, PCT focuses on manufacturing and supplying hardware for last-mile broadband connectivity. The recent financing will fund expansion of manufacturing capacity, increased research and development, and growth of its product line. PCT is using the new capital to support a strategic global initiative and to recapitalize its existing lenders. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

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