Infinity's newest fund, the Infinity Israel-China Fund, a $263M follow-on fund to the successful Infinity-CSVC Fund, the first foreign fund to receive a license to operate in China. The new fund allows global investors to invest alongside Chinese institutions in Chinese and Israeli businesses. In addition, Infinity's leadership position building trusted partnerships in China has lead to further government support with the recent commitment of the China Development Bank to invest with the fund.

In 2004, the Infinity Fund along with CII formed the first foreign-invested, limited partnership fund in China. The fund received full endorsement and support from both the Israeli and Chinese governments. Today, Infinity has expanded its activities with local partners Hua Yuan International (CSVC), Digital China, China Development Bank, and Suzhou Industrial Park, the fastest growing and most competitive industrial park in China with a GDP of $3.6B and 1,500 companies. The Fund is managed by a global team combining skills and expertise in Israel, the US, and China. 

Based on the success of the 2004 Infinity-CSVC fund, Infinity has expanded and focused fund efforts on its Israel-China strategy. Infinity’s investing activities today are centered around value created when capitalizing on synergies between Israeli technology businesses and Chinese manufacturing/service companies.

Millennium I established in 1998, focuses investment in the area of materials sciences - converting material innovations into commercial products, and raised $11 million. Millennium II, a follow-on fund established in April, 2000, is fully invested with the $41 million it raised from international industrial corporations, is invested in 10 portfolio companies.