On June 26, Dongyang announced that a U.S. venture capital (VC) specialized private equity fund, in which the company invested approximately USD 7.1 million, is generating high investment returns.


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The product invested in by Dongyang is structured to reinvest in core funds of global VCs, including Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Lightspeed Venture Partners, and Khosla Ventures, which are leading firms in Silicon Valley.


These funds include numerous global unicorn companies representing the aerospace, artificial intelligence (AI), data infrastructure, and fintech sectors, such as SpaceX, OpenAI, Anthropic, Databricks, and Stripe. According to Dongyang, the assessed value of the fund investment is approximately USD 11 million (about KRW 17 billion), resulting in an estimated valuation gain of over KRW 8.5 billion compared to the original investment.


This investment achievement is also aligned with Dongyang’s ongoing future growth initiatives. Since 2020, Dongyang has been proactively reviewing areas such as AI, data infrastructure, aerospace, fintech, and the bio and healthcare sectors. The investment in the global VC fund was also a strategic move in line with these trends.


Dongyang believes that broad access to the future technology ecosystem through global VC funds will serve as a positive foundation for planning new businesses, including data centers, and for expanding strategic partnerships in the future.



A Dongyang official stated, “This investment is not just a financial product investment; it is also in line with the direction of Dongyang’s ongoing data center and future infrastructure businesses. An investment portfolio connected with global innovative companies will become an important strategic asset in building the value chain for new businesses going forward.”


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