On December 6, the Beijing Fund Industry Association unveiled the 2025 "Future Sustainable Investment" outstanding cases at the 2025 Beijing PE Forum, showcasing the latest achievements of equity investment institutions, industrial capital, and financial institutions in green technology, hard tech, and artificial intelligence (AI) under the backdrop of new quality productive forces. The selected cases include prominent institutions such as PICC Equity, CPE Yuanfeng, CAS Investment, Shunxi Fund, Jinpu Investment, Guoneng Fund, CCV, Lenovo Capital, and China CITIC Bank, as well as innovative companies like Neolix, VisionICs, AutoFlight, GeneCast, Sixents, ShuiMu Future, Tashan Tech, HomeDoctor, CIDI, Huamei Titanium, and Hantong Medical.
Against the rapid evolution of global technology and deep industrial transformation, new quality productive forces are increasingly becoming the core engine driving high-quality economic development. Emerging technologies such as AI, green and low-carbon solutions, autonomous driving, and embodied intelligence are reshaping traditional industries while fostering new business models. As a bridge linking technological innovation with the real economy, equity investment institutions, industrial capital, and financial institutions are actively participating in injecting long-term capital and systematic empowerment into innovative enterprises, facilitating breakthroughs from "0 to 1" and "1 to N."
Since the launch of the "Future Sustainable Investment Initiative" in 2021, the Beijing Fund Industry Association has collaborated with private equity investment institutions, industrial players, and financial institutions committed to social responsibility to promote the implementation and deepening of sustainable investment practices. Over the past three years, the association has released annual reports highlighting outstanding cases in green development, technological innovation, and social responsibility.
The 2025 cases distinctly reflect the integration of "AI + green technology + industrial synergy." Companies in autonomous driving, unmanned mining trucks, low-altitude aircraft, and next-gen smart logistics infrastructure are accelerating the commercialization of smart mining, smart cities, and low-altitude economies. Meanwhile, AI-driven healthcare solutions—spanning genetic disease prevention, family doctor services, and ultrasound interventions—are enhancing the accessibility and efficiency of medical resources. Green and hard tech sectors, from new energy and materials to satellite-based augmentation, power inspection, urban water monitoring, high-precision positioning, cryo-electron microscopy, and embodied intelligence, continue to drive technological iteration and scenario expansion, forming a critical foundation for sustainable development.
Notably, the 2025 cases highlight not only the innovation capabilities of tech firms but also the collaborative efforts of diverse capital players. Central-local industrial-financial partnerships, early-stage tech-focused venture capital firms, full-chain empowerment fund matrices, and banks and insurance asset managers expanding service boundaries are collectively building a more open, resilient, and sustainable innovation ecosystem.
**Green and Hard Tech: Forging the "Hard Foundation" of New Quality Productive Forces** Under China’s "dual carbon" goals and new quality productive forces strategy, green and hard tech remain key investment focuses. This year’s cases feature portfolios in energy transition, advanced manufacturing, satellite-based augmentation, and green materials.
CCV has long invested in water treatment, biodegradable materials, new energy, autonomous driving, and AI-driven green transformation. Its portfolio includes industry leaders like Kejingyuan (SZSE: 301372) in wastewater treatment and Sinorgchem in PLA biodegradable plastics. In smart logistics and urban cleaning, companies like Pebble, Quicktron, and Kewei Tech are commercializing and globalizing solutions.
Jinpu Investment, backed by Shanghai International Group, launched the Chongqing Jinpu Green Development Fund in 2025, focusing on low-altitude economy, smart equipment, and AI. Its first project, Ewatt Aerospace, targets urban air mobility (UAM) through collaborations with listed companies and research institutions.
Guoneng Fund, an industrial investment platform, has driven the large-scale application of autonomous mining trucks via strategic investments in companies like Tage IDriver and HuiTuo Intelligence, saving annual labor costs of 160 million yuan while improving safety and efficiency.
CAS Investment specializes in AI, semiconductors, and advanced manufacturing, with over 180 portfolio companies, including listed firms like SMIT, Nanxin Tech, and Yiming Aobo. Its efforts in tech-industrial clustering, such as relocating Holystone to Beijing and Lattice Tech’s 3D printing project in Fujian, exemplify regional economic transformation.
Sixents provides centimeter-level positioning for smart cars and low-altitude economies, while Huamei Titanium’s satellite-based augmentation tackles power inspection in remote areas. ShuiMu Future’s cryo-electron microscopy, driven by "AI for Science," offers cost-effective solutions for life sciences.
**AI Empowering Traditional Industries: From Smart Healthcare to Smart Cities and Low-Altitude Economy** HomeDoctor’s AI-powered family doctor service, with a 95% renewal rate, integrates health management and insurance products. GeneCast embeds genetic testing into clinical pathways, aiding drug development. Hantong Medical’s ultrasound-based renal denervation system offers a revolutionary hypertension treatment.
VisionICs’ quantum dot spectral sensing enables 24/7 water monitoring, while Neolix’s L4 autonomous delivery vehicles serve 306 cities. CIDI’s unmanned electric mining trucks, achieving 940 tons/hour efficiency, set benchmarks in cement industry green转型. AutoFlight’s eVTOLs prioritize cargo before passenger use, validating technology through public safety and logistics applications. Tashan Tech’s AI tactile chips enhance human-robot interaction across industries.
**Patient Capital and Systematic Empowerment: Building the "Capital Foundation" of Innovation** PICC Equity supports SMEs in IT, NEVs, and healthcare, such as AllergoPharma, a global leader in allergy immunotherapy. CPE Yuan峰’s ESG-driven upgrades include Zhonghuanjie’s transformation into a comprehensive environmental operator and Acotec’s acquisition by Boston Scientific at a 150% premium.
Shunxi Fund, managing over 60 billion yuan, aligns with Beijing’s strategic sectors like AI and commercial aerospace. Lenovo Capital’s CVC 2.0 model focuses on early-stage tech, nurturing giants like CATL and Cambricon.
China CITIC Bank’s "tech achievement conversion loans" have funded 50 firms, including hydrogen energy projects, leveraging IP-based credit models.
The Beijing Fund Industry Association pledges to continue documenting sustainable investment practices, fostering knowledge sharing, and encouraging long-term support for innovation, green development, and social welfare.
From green and hard tech to AI and embodied intelligence, these 20 cases illustrate the vibrant synergy of capital and industry. With policy guidance, capital support, and corporate innovation, more future-oriented, socially beneficial sustainable investment models will emerge, contributing to high-quality economic and social development.
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