Hillhouse Investment

Hillhouse Investment Group is a leading global investment firm, founded in 2005 by Zhang Lei. Based in Hong Kong with additional offices in Beijing, Hillhouse focuses on long-term investments across public and private markets. The firm’s strategy revolves around building sustainable, high-quality businesses, with particular emphasis on healthcare, consumer, industrials, and technology sectors. Initially starting with a $20 million investment from Yale University's endowment fund, Hillhouse has grown into a financial giant managing over $60 billion in assets. Known for its rigorous research and hands-on approach, the firm partners with management teams to drive innovation and growth in its portfolio companies. Notable investments include major players like Tencent, Zoom, and JD.com. Hillhouse is also active in private equity and venture capital, making significant contributions to early and growth-stage companies across Asia, North America, and Europe. Its venture arm, GL Ventures, supports early-stage technology and healthcare startups. The firm is recognized for its ability to anticipate market trends and build long-term value in companies that can withstand evolving economic landscapes. With a reputation for aligning closely with management teams and maintaining a disciplined investment strategy, Hillhouse continues to be a powerful force in global markets.