Fosun

Fosun is a Chinese investment conglomerate with a broad portfolio spanning healthcare, consumer brands, and technology. In venture, it appears both through direct corporate investment and via dedicated vehicles: Fosun RZ Capital is listed as a fund entity in the elsewhere corpus, and Fosun's pharma arm operates Fosun Health Capital (复健资本) . The group's deal activity includes early-stage bets in hard tech—such as Rokid, the AR glasses maker where Fosun invested alongside Linear Capital and others at unicorn valuation —as well as consumer plays like CHAGEE, the tea chain where Fosun reportedly came in on a round that founder Zhang Yunde closed with Guo Guangchang in as little as five minutes .

Beyond venture, Fosun builds and owns operating assets directly. It founded Lanvin Group in 2017, taking the luxury house public in 2022 through a SPAC merger with Primavera Capital Acquisition Corp . The group also maintains a visible presence in European markets—its healthcare investors have used English Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers, which Fosun owns, as a branding channel for outreach . In healthcare specifically, Fosun has backed companies like chip-design firm Xinsu Technology and participated in parking platform Tingjiandan's Series B+ alongside Ant Group .