Oasis Capital Wins China Star Market's "2023 Tech Pioneer Partner" Award

Counselor on Vitality

China Star Market recently released its 2023 Pioneer Investors list. The rankings were jointly launched by China Star Market and Cailianshe, with Starmine Data and Zhizhong Data providing data support. After five months, the final selection produced five major lists, recognizing 62 pioneer investors and 20 high-quality local government industrial investors.

Following years of industry turbulence, and with the global economy recovering and China's sci-tech sector advancing rapidly, China's venture capital industry is riding a historic wave of unprecedented transformation. In this transformation, "people" remain the most critical factor — groups of investors devoted to the VC cause, wielding sharp judgment and deep insight, have become the conductors and ensemble players in the surging tide of capital flows.

Among them, Oasis Capital was named a "2023 Sci-Tech Pioneer Partner."

In a world of constant change and information overload, Oasis Capital will continue to uphold a "top-down" research methodology, combining ecosystem entrepreneur experience to consistently deliver signal to companies over the long term. We remain committed to "demographic structure" and "technological innovation" as our entry points, focusing on areas including robotics, artificial intelligence, and tech-enabled services — making long-term investments in the most vital entrepreneurs. Championing Vitality.

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Oasis Capital is a new-generation venture capital firm in China, dedicated to discovering the most vital entrepreneurs of the next decade and growing alongside them to create long-term value. "Championing Vitality" is Oasis's vision and mission. This vitality is both the direction of structural transformation in our era and the force of resilience and evolution within entrepreneurs.

Oasis Capital focuses on early and growth-stage investments, with individual checks ranging from $3 million to $30 million, concentrating on robotics, artificial intelligence, tech-enabled services, and other fields — supporting China's new service upgrades driven by technology.