China-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park Ventures Co., Ltd.

China-Singapore Suzhou Industrial Park Ventures Co., Ltd., also known as Oriza Holdings, is a Chinese investment firm founded in 2001. It serves as the investment arm of the Suzhou Industrial Park, focusing on providing equity and debt financing to companies in the technology, healthcare, and materials sectors. The firm also employs a fund of funds strategy, investing in other venture capital and private equity funds. Oriza Holdings is state-owned but operates with a market-oriented approach in identifying investment targets.

The firm has a diverse portfolio, including investments in biomedicine, artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, semiconductors, auto parts, hydrogen energy, healthcare products, and consumer goods. It has invested in over 4,800 foreign-invested projects, with a foreign direct investment of $30 million, including 156 investments from 92 Fortune Global 500 companies. The output value of the biomedicine industry reached 61.5 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 28 percent, and its industrial competitiveness ranks first among all of China’s high-tech zones. The output value of the artificial intelligence industry totaled 35 billion yuan, increased by 30 percent compared to the previous year. The nanotechnology industry achieved an output value of 50 billion yuan, a growth of 36 percent year-on-year, and it is rated as one of the eight most representative areas around the world in the micro-nano manufacturing field.

Oriza Holdings has a strong track record in supporting technological innovation, industrial upgrading, and sustainable growth. It has established 161 foreign-invested research and development institutions and more than 20 national-level innovation bases in the industrial park. The firm is committed to integrating political, social, and economic benefits with a strong focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance principles. Its mission is to build China’s dreams and create innovative parks, aligning with national priorities for economic transformation.