by Sara Castellanos of the Boston Business Journal
Chinese venture capital firm Haiyin Capital is flying 10 of its American portfolio companies to China this Friday, including three Boston-area startups.
Woburn-based flying car maker Terrafugia, Bedford-based solar tech company 1366 Technologies and Watertown wireless electricity company WiTricity will be visiting three of China's largest economic-development centers: Beijing, Hangzhou and Guangzhou.
The purpose of the 10-day trip is to entice the early-stage companies in Haiyin's portfolio to possibly open manufacturing plants in China and foster new partnerships with America's up-and-coming tech startups.
To read the full article click here.
Chinese venture capital firm Haiyin Capital is flying 10 of its American portfolio companies to China this Friday, including three Boston-area startups.
Woburn-based flying car maker Terrafugia, Bedford-based solar tech company 1366 Technologies and Watertown wireless electricity company WiTricity will be visiting three of China's largest economic-development centers: Beijing, Hangzhou and Guangzhou.
The purpose of the 10-day trip is to entice the early-stage companies in Haiyin's portfolio to possibly open manufacturing plants in China and foster new partnerships with America's up-and-coming tech startups.
To read the full article click here.
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