Participated · Series D · Oct 2025

Founded in 2018 by Enyuan Yu, Neolix has become the world’s largest supplier of Level-4 autonomous delivery vehicles, known as RoboVans. The Beijing-based company has delivered more than 10,000 units to date, with a record 2,000 vehicles shipped in a single month and its X3 and X6 models each exceeding 4,000 deliveries. Neolix’s fleet operates in over 300 Chinese cities—Qingdao alone hosts 1,200 vehicles—and has collectively logged more than 50 million autonomous kilometers. Its proprietary technologies include the Neolix-VA AI navigation model, a map-free driving system, and a smart dispatch platform that coordinates vehicles, roads, and orders. Holding more than 60% market share in cumulative autonomous delivery shipments, Neolix serves over 300,000 clients across express delivery, fresh food, cold chain, and instant delivery sectors. The firm recently obtained the UAE’s first RoboVan license, signaling rapid international expansion plans. Proceeds from the latest funding will be funneled into algorithm advancement, new product development, service-network upgrades, and global growth initiatives.

Participated · Equity · Aug 2025

DigiFT operates a platform that provides end-to-end digital asset services—tokenization, issuance, distribution, trading and instant liquidity provision—purpose-built for institutional real-world assets. The company is used by global financial institutions and serves as the on-chain tokenization and distribution partner for asset managers such as Invesco, UBS Asset Management, CMB International and Wellington Management. DigiFT enables traditional asset managers to reach new investor bases while empowering crypto-native users to access institutional-grade investment strategies across money markets, public mutual funds, U.S. Treasuries and private credit. The most recent financing will be used to accelerate development efforts to scale its RWA infrastructure. After the round, DigiFT has raised a total of $25M in funding.

Participated · Series A · Dec 2023

HelloBoss is a Tokyo-based recruitment technology company whose platform, launched in 2023, leverages proprietary AI-matching algorithms and a database of 5.5 million companies to connect jobseekers with employers worldwide. The product suite includes free generative-AI tools such as resume and photo creators, career mentors, self-introduction generators, and automated job-posting features. In collaboration with U.S. HR-tech firm Deel, the company recently introduced Global Remote Hire, allowing employers to contract overseas AI talent on flexible three-month terms. HelloBoss has also rolled out an AI Agent that streamlines hiring and job search: candidates receive instant, scored job matches and auto-generated application materials, while employers get AI-generated job descriptions, candidate shortlists with reasoning, personalized outreach messages, and suggested interview questions. The platform supports multi-channel communication (phone, email, SMS) and emphasizes a drag-and-drop, map-based interface. The fresh capital will be directed toward expanding operations and accelerating product development.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2023

TabbyML is an open-source, self-hosted coding assistant built by two ex-Googlers that generates code and can be customized for enterprise use. Launched in April, the project has been starred roughly 11,000 times on GitHub. The company emphasizes self-hosting to allow enterprises to incorporate proprietary code and to fine-tune models from user edits. TabbyML aims to lower deployment barriers by recommending models trained on one-to-three billion parameters, trading short-term quality for lower serving costs. Co-founders Meng Zhang and Lucy Gao argue that as compute costs fall and open-source model quality improves, incumbents like GitHub Copilot will lose advantage. TabbyML has secured $3.2 million in seed funding to develop its open-source code generator, with investors Yunqi Partners and ZooCap participating.

Led · Series A · Oct 2022

RisingWave Labs builds an open-source streaming database designed to let users write SQL to continuously process data in motion. The platform separates compute from storage to maximize cloud resource efficiency and lower operational overhead. Use cases called out include powering real-time dashboards, feeding AI/ML training pipelines, aggregations (e.g., social metrics) and anomaly detection. The product is positioned as easier to adopt than existing streaming systems and traditional databases for real-time decisioning. RisingWave is developing a fully managed cloud offering, RisingWave Cloud, currently in preview with multiple pilots and partners including Confluent, StreamNative and Redpanda. The company said it will use new capital to scale business operations ahead of the cloud launch next year; headcount is expected to grow from about 40 to roughly 48 by year end.