Capital Union Investments

What is Capital Union Investments?

Capital Union Investments (CUI) is an investment firm headquartered in Hong Kong specializing in a blend of venture capital, private equity, mezzanine, angel investing, debt financing, and bridge financing investments. They focus on sectors including technology, medical, property, finance technology, e-commerce, and entertainment.

With a history spanning 17 years, CUI prides itself on being a catalytic bridge that propels growth from East to West and vice versa. They collaborate closely with visionary entrepreneurs, aiding in the construction of revolutionary companies, and aiming to foster transformative advances across various industries.

CUI has facilitated winning exits for numerous companies, including well-known entities such as Facebook, Groupon, and NextVR, by providing the necessary capital and strategic support during critical phases of growth. The firm's successful investment track record also features companies like Prenetics, Proteus, VNTANA, Tenjin, Surkus, Trendy Butler, Moocho, mydress.com, Ener-Core, Heal, and Dash Living.

Their recent activities include leading a $5 million funding round for Heals, a medical platform, supporting Aposense, a Nobel Laureate's biotech venture, with a $8 million funding, and backing a Japanese Virtual Kitchen Venture. The team at CUI, led by founder and managing director Jason Mok, with the support of experienced professionals like Shen Yan and Harry Bethwaite, is dedicated to uncovering and investing in next-generation businesses. They combine deep industry insights, local expertise, and enhanced operational capabilities to create unique investment opportunities.

CUI remains committed to empowering entrepreneurs and pioneering growth strategies that ensure substantial impact and impressive returns for its clients comprised of ultra-high-net-worth investors.

What they say:

We are a leader in private investment across various capital stages.

What we look for: We invest in early-stage, growth, mezzanine, and pre-IPO companies.