Nansha in Guangzhou launches a “3+N” fund system with a total scale exceeding 300 billion yuan

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-06T20:08:12+00:00

On February 28,, Nansha District in Guangzhou announced a "3+N" fund system with over 30 billion yuan, covering the Nansha Science and Innovation Fund, Development Fund, and Listing Support Fund. The goal is to optimize the innovation environment, support enterprises throughout their entire lifecycle development and investment, and promote efficient cycles of technology, industry, and finance.

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2026-04-06 20:08:12

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On February 28, the “3+N” fund system, with a total scale of over 30 billion yuan, was officially released at the Guangzhou Nansha District high-quality development conference. The system consists of three categories of core funds: the Nansha Sci-Tech Innovation Fund, the Nansha Development Fund, and the Nansha Listed Company Support Fund. They are guided by the district science and technology bureau, the district investment and promotion bureau, and the development zone state-owned assets administration bureau, and managed and operated by the Nansha Kejin Holding Group. Funds of no more than 100 million yuan were specially arranged to support angel-round project investments, with a focus on cultivating incubation projects from key universities and institutes such as HKUST and the Chinese Academy of Sciences, among others, and on optimizing the environment for innovation and entrepreneurship. The “3+N” fund system takes venture capital investment, private equity investment, and M&A investment covering the entire corporate development lifecycle as its core pillars. Through precise allocation and relay-linked coordination among various funds, it opens up an efficient cycle of “technology—industry—finance.” (Southern Finance)

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