Tiantu Capital makes the first investment via sixth RMB fund
China’s Tiantu Capital has committed RMB80 million (US$13 million) to Ganqishi, a Hangzhou-based Chinese cuisine food chain, for an undisclosed stake. It is the first investment from the VC firm's sixth renminbi-denominated fund.
The fresh capital will be used primarily for business expansion. Founded in 2009, Ganqishi operates 150 outlets in Hangzhou, offering mainly Chinese dumplings, which are produced in a central kitchen.
Earlier this month, Tiantu Capital announced a final close of RMB1 billion (US$160 million) on Fund VI. It will target investments in China's consumer sector.
As of the end of last year, Tiantu had more than RMB5 billion under management across five funds. It has made over 60 investments totaling around RMB2.4 billion.
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