Chinese state-owned firms set up semiconductor funds amid calls for ‘patient’ capital
Chinese state-owned companies and provincial governments have established new funds worth billions of yuan to support the semiconductor industry, addressing the need for patient capital in this long-term and resource-intensive sector. China Life Insurance is partnering with other investors to pool 5 billion yuan to invest in semiconductor companies.
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