Infinity Group was founded in 1993 by Amir Gal-Or, a former Israeli Air Force pilot and serial entrepreneur, and grew into one of the earliest and most consequential bridges between Israeli deep tech and Chinese capital markets. Gal-Or pioneered that connection directly in 2004, establishing CSVC as the first onshore limited partnership venture capital fund in China, a genuinely first-mover position that predated nearly all Western institutional interest in the country by more than a decade. That two-decade head start, backed by China Development Bank and Clal Industries, has produced real strategic exits including Shellcase (sold to Tessera) and Nanomotion (sold to Johnson Electric), and Infinity has grown into a comprehensive technology investment platform managing $2 billion across 250-plus investments and 75 total exits, with offices spanning Tel Aviv, Beijing, and Shanghai.
Shellcase's acquisition by Tessera and Nanomotion's acquisition by Johnson Electric - two of 75 total exits across Infinity's three-decade history bridging Israeli innovation and Chinese markets