GiTV Fund

GiTV Fund is a venture capital fund that focuses on early-stage investments in technology companies. The fund primarily targets seed and Series A rounds, with investment sizes ranging from $300,000 to $2 million. GiTV Fund's geographical focus includes Japan, the United States, China, Israel, Korea, India, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, and Canada. The fund's industry focus spans technology, healthcare, consumer goods, media, entertainment, education, financial services, logistics, energy, agriculture, real estate, telecommunications, transportation, retail, and manufacturing. GiTV Fund is backed by Japanese corporates seeking innovation outside of Japan and is well-connected to large corporations, working closely with portfolio companies and limited partners to establish successful business relationships. The fund's investment model combines quantitative data analytics with qualitative industry experience, focusing on established, late-stage financing where it can set terms, ownership, and decision-making rights. GiTV Fund's balanced methodology of 'Art & Science' in investment selection combines industry expertise with data analytics and metrics. The fund's team has over 75 years of combined experience, providing a clear approach to assessing financially viable projects and analyzing bankable investments to identify 'mega hit' opportunities. GiTV Fund's financial highlights include a target investment of $100 million, with a projected 5-year return of $376 million, aiming for a 3.7x fund return and an annual return of 33%. The fund is structured as a closed fund of $100 million, invested over five years, with three investment cycles, each lasting approximately 20 months, during which proceeds are reinvested and compounded to maximize the 5-year return. Overhead expenses are approximately 2%, and modeled returns are based on one-third of funds in each cycle underachieving target returns by 65-75%.