AGIC Capital is a growth-oriented European-Asian private equity firm with US$2.2 billion in Assets under Management focused on investments in the advanced industrial technology and healthcare technology space in Europe & beyond.
They invest in great companies and management teams with differentiated and innovative services and technologies that have market leadership potential and the ambition to substantially scale internationally, in particular in the Asian markets.
AGIC was founded in 2015 by Henry Cai, a veteran investment banker with over 25 years of experience in the Asia Pacific region.
The firm’s team has a deep understanding of the Asian markets and a strong track record of success in investing in technology companies.
AGIC’s investment focus is on four key areas:
- Advanced industrial technology: This includes companies that are developing innovative technologies for the manufacturing, energy, and infrastructure sectors.
- Healthcare technology: This includes companies that are developing new diagnostic tools, treatments, and medical devices.
- Digital technology: This includes companies that are developing innovative software and hardware solutions for the consumer, enterprise, and industrial sectors.
- Technology-enabled services: This includes companies that are using technology to provide new and improved services to businesses and consumers.
AGIC has a strong track record of success in investing in technology companies.
The firm’s portfolio companies have collectively achieved over US$10 billion in exits.
Some of AGIC’s notable investments include:
- Aleta Medical: A provider of minimally invasive surgical devices for the treatment of benign prostatic hyperplasia.
- CellaVision: A developer of automated blood cell analysis systems for hospitals and clinical laboratories.
- Exeger: A developer of self-powered organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays.
- HiLo: A provider of cloud-based software for the management of logistics operations.
- Nanotronics Imaging: A developer of high-resolution scanning electron microscopes for the semiconductor and materials science industries.
