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GGV Capital’s Split Into Notable Capital and Granite Asia

GGV Capital ceased using its brand and split into U.S.-focused Notable Capital and Asia-focused Granite Asia, a structure that continues to define both firms in 2026.

GGV Capital — once one of the most active cross-border US-Asia venture firms — completed its split into Notable Capital (U.S.) and Granite Asia (Asia), a structure that continues to define both successors in 2026.

Key facts

  • Predecessor: GGV Capital (founded 2000, Granite Global Ventures)
  • Split date: March 29, 2024 (GGV brand retired)
  • Notable Capital: U.S./Israel/Europe/LatAm, Silicon Valley + NYC
  • Granite Asia: APAC (SE Asia, Japan, China, India, Australia), Singapore
  • Driver: U.S. scrutiny of China tech exposure

Why this matters

The GGV Capital separation reshaped a 200+ company, cross-border franchise into two independent firms — an early example of geopolitics restructuring global venture capital.

Sources

  1. GGV Capital successor firms (GGVC.com): https://www.ggvc.com/
  2. GGV Capital history & split (Wikipedia): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GGV_Capital

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