Hong Kong Investment Management Corporation Limited

Hong Kong Investment Management Corporation Limited (港投公司, or HKIC) is a Hong Kong government-linked investment platform set up to deploy patient capital and build a cross-border innovation ecosystem. Its CEO is Chan Ka-kai (陈家齐) .

HKIC operates through partnership rather than direct deal-making alone. In May 2025 it launched a "Co-Investment Partnership Program" with BlueRun Ventures (蓝驰创投) to back Chinese tech founders with global ambitions, with the fund already active and more deals expected that year . BlueRun's Zhu Tianyu described HKIC as "representative of patient capital" that provides long-term funding for expansion-stage companies while also working with early-stage managers to invest early and small .

Its ecosystem partnerships span AI and biotech. It signed a strategic agreement with BioMap (百图生科) in June 2024 to develop Hong Kong as a bio-computing hub , and partnered with humanoid robotics firm Galaxy Universal (银河通用/Galbot) in July 2024 . In August 2025, HKIC co-hosted the inaugural "AI Global Talent Summit" with the Beijing Academy of Artificial Intelligence (BAAI), with both BioMap and Galaxy Universal among its ecosystem partners supporting the event .

Elsewhere's corpus does not cover HKIC's founding date, assets under management, or detailed mandate beyond these partnership activities.