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CITIC Securities One-Belt-One-Road

Private equity fund of CLSA investing in Belt and Road opportunities across consumer, technology, media and infrastructure

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About CITIC Securities One-Belt-One-Road

Investment linked to China's One Belt One Road initiative is the reason this fund exists. It is a private equity fund of CLSA, the brokerage and investment group, and is abbreviated to CSOBOR in the sources. It looks for opportunities connected to the initiative across consumer goods and services, tech, media, telecoms and infrastructure.

Known investments

The records available for the fund show a small number of investments. The most recent one listed was a Series B round in Horizon Robotics, the artificial intelligence chip and robotics company, in 2019, alongside co-investors such as 5Y Capital, Hillhouse, Linear Venture, SK China, SK hynix and V Fund. The fund has also been reported as one of the backers, with Warburg Pincus and a Korean teachers' credit union, of a large equity round for NWP Retail, a retail real estate platform in Indonesia in which Warburg Pincus is the largest shareholder.

Exits

The same records mention exits from Horizon Robotics and from ESR, the logistics real estate business, which shows the fund taking both technology and property positions. The listing is brief and says little about how the fund selects companies or supports them after investing.

TrustList summary

CITIC Securities One-Belt-One-Road, shortened to CSOBOR, is a private equity fund run by CLSA. It looks for investments linked to the One Belt One Road initiative.

Services

Private equity investment: a fund managed by CLSA that takes positions in companies.
Belt and Road focus: opportunities connected to the initiative across several sectors.
Co-investment: it has joined other investors in funding rounds, including a retail real estate platform in Indonesia alongside Warburg Pincus and the Korean Teachers' Credit Union.

Who it serves

Companies in consumer products and services, technology, media, telecommunications and infrastructure. A data provider lists three investments, the latest being a Series B in Horizon Robotics in 2019, and portfolio exits including Horizon Robotics.

Key facts

Parent: CLSA
Fund type: Private equity
Sectors: Consumer, technology, media, telecommunications and infrastructure

Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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Rankings

CITIC Securities One-Belt-One-Road is ranked on 3 TrustList rankings: #7 on 1, #12 on 1 and #26 on 1.

Every ranking orders its listings by their reviews, how complete the profile is and the Trust Score. CITIC Securities One-Belt-One-Road has no reviews yet and 2 of the 10 profile details we look for. Where no listing on a page has been reviewed, the order follows the profiles alone.

Venture capital firm · 3 rankings

#7of 8
Indonesia
It is the only one of the 8 here listing front and learning.
Its profile: “The fund has also been reported as one of the backers, with Warburg Pincus and a Korean teachers' credit union, of a large equity round for NWP Retail, a retail real estate platform in Indonesia in which Warburg Pincus is the largest shareholder.”
Of the 8 here, 3 also cover collaboration and 3 also cover engineering; 4 also work in Jakarta.
Behind Leo Capital, ahead of Sinar Mas Digital Ventures.
#12of 27
China
It is the only one of the 27 here listing series b and one of 2 here listing retail.
Its profile: “Investment linked to China's One Belt One Road initiative is the reason this fund exists.”
Of the 27 here, 8 also cover partners and 6 also cover series; 9 also work in Shanghai and 7 also work in Beijing.
Behind China Communications Construction, ahead of CLSA Capital Partners.
#26of 91
Series b
It is one of 2 here listing robotics and one of 28 here listing partners.
Its profile: “The most recent one listed was a Series B round in Horizon Robotics, the artificial intelligence chip and robotics company, in 2019, alongside co-investors such as 5Y Capital, Hillhouse, Linear Venture, SK China, SK hynix and V Fund.”
Of the top 71 here, 31 also cover series a and 23 also cover seed stage; 8 also work in London and 6 also work in New York City.
Behind Cento Ventures, ahead of Critical Ventures.