Infinity invests in semiconductors, telecommunications software,
medical devices, security, energy, and other sectors.
"We are unique from a few angles, and our strongest differentiation
is our Asia strategy," he said. "We have the fund in China and we
execute Israeli technology in Asian countries, mainly in China,
Russia, and India. We do that by partnering with local partners."
One partner is the Chinese government. The firm has made four
investments so far in China and has a team on the ground in Suzhou.
Infinity Venture Capital has opened a $100-million to $150-million
fund to invest in Israeli companies doing business abroad, with 40
percent of the funds targeted to Israeli-related deals in China.
The rest of the fund will go to Israeli-related investments in India
and Russia, said Amir Gal-Or, a managing partner in the Tel
Aviv-based firm in an interview Monday.