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Jiangsu Zijin Culture Industry Development Fund

The Jiangsu Zijin Culture Industry Development Fund is a provincial investment fund established to support cultural industries and managed by Addor Capital.

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Role

Cultural-industry investment fund

Jiangsu's state-assets authority describes it as a provincial cultural-industry fund with a RMB 4 billion target scale.[1]

Manager

Addor Capital

The Jiangsu state-assets authority identifies Addor Capital as the fund manager.[1][2]

ImbaTV relationship

Lead investor in ImbaTV's Series B round

The 2018 feature identifies the fund as the lead investor in the round announced in October 2015.[3]

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The Jiangsu Zijin Culture Industry Development Fund is a provincial fund created to support cultural-industry development. A Jiangsu government report gives it a target scale of RMB 4 billion and says Addor Capital handles management and fundraising responsibilities. The AMAC fund record identifies its registered manager. The 2018 ImbaTV feature identifies it as lead investor in ImbaTV’s Series B round.[1][2][3]

PTG Database Analysis

The fund is distinct from its manager: the reporting attributes the ImbaTV investment to the Zijin Culture Fund, while official sources identify Addor Capital as its manager. The structured records keep the investment and management relationships separate.[1][2][3]

References3
  1. [1]Jiangsu SASAC report — Fund purpose, scale and management role.
  2. [2]AMAC fund record — Regulatory fund registration and manager.
  3. [3]People's Esports / 人民电竞

Related coverage

News and features

ImbaTV’s Six Founders and the Long Road to a Capital Exit
FeatureMar 30, 2018

ImbaTV’s Six Founders and the Long Road to a Capital Exit

A 2018 People's Esports profile traces how ImbaTV’s six founders learned to raise capital and declined a mobile esports deal that diverged from their operating principles.

Related entities

ImbaTVAddor Capital (Yida Capital)Addor Capital (Yida Capital)