Multi-stage VC, Menlo Park (now Notable Capital + Granite Asia)

GGV Capital

Venture capital firm · Menlo Park · Founded 2000

Quick read

GGV Capital, a multi-stage VC firm, was founded in 2000 and headquartered at 3000 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA. On March 29, 2024, it formally split into two independent firms: Notable Capital (U.S., covering cloud infrastructure and consumer/business applications) and Granite Asia (Singapore, covering the APAC region with $5B AUM). The split followed U.S. congressional scrutiny over GGV's exposure to Chinese tech sectors.

Key facts

Founded
2000
Employees
25
Sectors
generalist, enterprise, consumer, saas, fintech

Investment thesis

GGV invested across seed to growth stages in Social/Internet, Enterprise Tech, and Smart Tech — historically spanning both Silicon Valley and Asia. Post-2024 split, the U.S. successor (Notable Capital) focuses on cloud infrastructure and business/consumer applications across the U.S., Israel, Europe, and Latin America, while Granite Asia targets APAC growth-stage companies.

Recent activity

  • Jun 2026investment
    CBInsights records GGV Capital's latest investment as a Seed VC - II round in Supermag Energy on June 29, 2026, bringing the firm's total tracked investments to 570. cbinsights.com
  • Early 2026press
    GGV Capital (the Asia-continuing entity operating under the GGV brand in China) announced it deployed 2.5 billion RMB in 2025 — 2.5x the pace of 2024 — and recovered more than 2 billion RMB through exits. The firm positioned itself as a connector between Chinese founders and Asian and overseas markets. eu.36kr.com
  • Dec 2025press
    GGV Capital published Investment Notes Issue 241, an interview with Jufu Technology covering the current state and potential of 3D printing. crunchbase.com
  • Mar 2024leadership
    GGV Capital formally ceased operating under the GGV brand on March 29, 2024, splitting into two successor firms: Notable Capital (U.S.-focused, Silicon Valley and New York) and Granite Asia (Asia-focused, headquartered in Singapore). en.wikipedia.org
  • Jun 2026investment
    GGV Capital invested in Supermag Energy via a Seed VC - II round, its most recent recorded investment per CB Insights. cbinsights.com
  • Mar 2024leadership
    GGV Capital formally split into two independent firms: Notable Capital (U.S.) and Granite Asia (Singapore), effective March 29, 2024. The U.S. entity committed to no longer investing in China following scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers over exposure to Chinese tech sectors. ggvc.com
  • Mar 2024leadership
    GGV Capital formally split into two successor firms on March 29, 2024. The U.S. business became Notable Capital, based in Silicon Valley with offices in San Francisco and New York, investing in the U.S., Israel, Europe, and Latin America. The Asia business became Granite Asia, headquartered in Singapore, covering Southeast Asia, Japan, China, India, and Australia. ggvc.com
  • Sep 2023press
    GGV announced it would spin off its China operations after the U.S. House Select Committee on Strategic Competition reviewed GGV's China exposure in July 2023. en.wikipedia.org
  • unknownfundraise
    Cooley advised GGV Capital on closing new funds totaling $1.88 billion, comprising GGV Capital VII, VII Plus, GGV Discovery II, and the GGV Capital VII Entrepreneurs Fund. thefundlawyer.cooley.com
  • Nov 2024investment
    GGV Capital participated in LocalStack's $25M Series A round alongside Notable Capital and Heavybit. tracxn.com
  • Dec 2025investment
    GGV Capital participated in Beijing Galaxy General Robot (Galbot) Series A round. Galbot raised $300M+, setting a single-round record for embodied AI. tracxn.com
  • Mar 2024press
    GGV Capital formally split into two independent firms: Notable Capital (U.S. operations) and Granite Asia (Asia operations), effective March 29, 2024. ggvc.com

Notable investments

Key people

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  • Jixun Foo · Managing Partner
  • Jenny Lee · Managing Partner
  • Glenn Solomon · Partner
  • Laura Hamilton · Investor (Notable Capital)
  • Hans Tung · Managing Partner (Notable Capital)
  • Jeff Richards · Managing Partner (Notable Capital)
  • Oren Yunger · Partner
  • Robin Li · Partner

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Frequently asked

What is GGV Capital?+

GGV Capital, a multi-stage VC firm, was founded in 2000 and headquartered at 3000 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park, CA. On March 29, 2024, it formally split into two independent firms: Notable Capital (U.

Where is GGV Capital headquartered?+

GGV Capital is headquartered in Menlo Park, United States.

When was GGV Capital founded?+

GGV Capital was founded in 2000.

What sectors does GGV Capital invest in?+

GGV Capital focuses on generalist, enterprise, consumer, saas, fintech. They primarily invest in these sectors.

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