The data displays the volume of venture capital investments in China in 2017, by sector. That year, about 27.47 billion CNY had been invested in the Chinese IT sector.
Venture capital (also called risk capital) is defined as a temporary equity investment in young, innovative, unlisted companies that stand out to investors despite their current lack of earning power by the above-average growth potential they exhibit.
Internet | 40.62 |
Biotechnology sector / pharmaceutical sector | 33.62 |
IT | 27.47 |
Telecommunications sector / Value Added Service | 14.78 |
Financial sector | 13.14 |
Entertainment and media sector | 9.15 |
Automotive sector | 9.08 |
Mechanical engineering | 6.94 |
Chain stores/ retail sector | 6.64 |
Electronics/ photovoltaics | 5.88 |
Energy and mineral resources | 5.52 |
Cleantech | 5.51 |
Other | 4.35 |
Education and training | 3.4 |
Construction sector | 3.08 |
Logistics | 2.84 |
Chemical processing sector | 2.48 |
Real estate sector | 2.31 |
Not disclosed | 2.29 |
Semiconductor industry | 1.47 |
Agriculture/ forestry / fishing / husbandry | 0.81 |
Food and beverage sector | 0.81 |
Textile and clothing sector | 0.4 |
Analog and digital television | 0.03 |