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        Sovereign wealth funds pour into start-ups in developing countries


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Sovereign investors are adding fire to the billions of dollars in emerging market technology start-ups, and companies and their supporters are striving for the first advantage of the digital industry.
The goal of sovereign investors is to find an enterprise that replicates the Amazon, Netflix and Facebook models in the US, and can take advantage in the young, technology savvy market.
Sovereign wealth funds (SWF) have the capital to support this trend and have patience.
Instead of going to the stock market, many companies go back to a growing financing wheel to find private supporters and raise money with competitors.
According to the financing database PitchBook, as of April 24th, the sovereign wealth fund participated in 15 large scale venture capital investment transactions, with a total value of about $10 billion 900 million, while the total number of transactions in 2017 was only 22, and the total size was $9 billion 750 million.
Research firm Preqin data showed that as of April 21st, the total value of Asian $100 million or more venture capital investment reached $20 billion 700 million, significantly higher than US $8 billion 900 million and $1 billion 700 million in Europe.


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