New state-backed venture fund aims to invest $175 million in Russia’s Far East

Three major Russian institutions — the Far East Development Fund, national fund of funds RVC and nanotech giant Rusnano —have ambitious investment plans for their new Far East venture fund that will support technology development in this far-flung Russian region.

Dubbed “Far East High Tech Development and Implementation Fund,” the new investment vehicle aims to develop innovation and deploy high technologies in Russia’s Far East. It has a target amount of nearly $175 million, including half of this sum at the first stage.

The fund may invest up to $17.4 million in each project, the source pointed out.

Meanwhile, RVC is planning to launch no less than 10 new venture funds across the regions to operate both locally and globally.

 

This article first appeared in Marchmont News, a syndication partner of East-West Digital News. 

Topics: Far-East, Finance, News, Policies, Regions & cities, Venture / Private equity
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