C Capital invests in 7 companies waiting to go public, including Biran Technology

C Capital CEO Zheng Yanbin stated that among the 15 companies invested by the group's funds, 7 have entered the IPO queue stage and will successively land in the Hong Kong, US, and A-share markets in 2026. Among them, there are 4 to 5 companies in the Hong Kong market, with the earliest expected to go public in January to February, including the chip company Biran Technology, for which C Capital is the leading investor in its Series B round. He specifically mentioned that as an early investor, the group entered at a reasonable valuation and adopted a long-term investment strategy of 5 to 7 years, thus not being affected by the short-term fluctuations of new stocks. Guiding European Capital to Increase Asian Allocation Zheng Yanbin stated that after the merger of C Capital Management Company and the European company Youngtimers, they successfully introduced the Ferrari family to open up the European market. They are currently leveraging the advantages of Swiss private banks and trust banks to expand their local business. He mentioned that European family offices are relatively conservative in Asian investments, with Asia accounting for only about 5% of their asset allocation. The company is currently guiding them to increase this to 10%, tapping into the potential of the Asian market. Zheng Yanbin pointed out that starting from mid-2025, Asian investment sentiment is expected to warm up, with US funds returning. He analyzed that US corporate valuations are relatively high, with OpenAI and SpaceX valued at hundreds of billions to trillions of dollars, while top Asian companies of similar caliber are valued at only tens of billions of dollars, with not much technological gap, indicating significant upward potential for Asian valuations. In terms of regional layout, C Capital has already laid out the Middle East market four to five years ago, valuing the local abundant capital and strong interest in Asian investments. Regarding China, he emphasized the prominent advantages in scientific research and AI, with numerous unicorn companies. In the Australian market, the company focuses on private debt and real estate. Complementary Advantages of DL Holdings and the Company As a new strategic shareholder of C Capital, Zheng Yanbin stated that DL Holdings and the company have complementary advantages, with low overlap in investment regions, radiating to Shanghai, Beijing, Sydney, Zurich, and other places, bringing cross-regional investment opportunities. DL Holdings Executive Director Lang Shijie stated that DL has initiated a dual-track layout of traditional finance and decentralized finance, including Bitcoin mining, and has recently raised HKD 1.7 billion in new funds, with a balance sheet size exceeding HKD 2 billion. He also mentioned that the company aims to achieve a management scale of USD 10 billion by mid-2026