Oasis Capital won Diyixinsheng's 2023 Q2 awards for "Most Active AI Sector Investor" and "Most Active Early-Stage Investor."

Diyixinsheng continues to focus on early-stage investment institutions, venture capital firms, private equity investors, financial advisors, and LPs in the primary market. With Tianyancha and IT Juzi as data partners, it has compiled the Invest in China — 2023 Q2 China's Most Active Institutions series rankings, creating what it calls "a true financing guide for entrepreneurs and investment reference for LPs."

This edition focuses on investment, fundraising, IPO, and service transaction data from China's new economy equity investment market in Q2 2023. Drawing on big data from IT Juzi and Tianyancha, and incorporating self-reported data collected through surveys, phone interviews, and institutional research, the rankings identify the most active players across investment, fundraising, IPOs, and service transactions.

Among the results, Oasis Capital was named to the Top 10 Most Active Institutions in AI and Top 15 Most Active Early-Stage Investment Institutions for Q2 2023.

The world changes endlessly, noise overloads. Oasis Capital will continue to uphold a "top-down" research methodology, combining the experience of ecosystem entrepreneurs to deliver consistent signals for the long term. We remain anchored in "demographic structure" and "technological innovation" as our entry points, focusing on robotics, artificial intelligence, and technology 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 country's most vital entrepreneurs over 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 resilience and evolutionary force of entrepreneurs. Oasis Capital focuses on early and growth-stage investments, writing checks from $3 million to $30 million, with particular emphasis on robotics, artificial intelligence, and technology services — supporting China's technology-driven new service upgrade.