Jennifer Huang

Jennifer Tsui-Hui Huang, formally listed by Hotung as Tsui-Hui Huang, is Chairman and CEO of Hotung Investment Holdings Limited and Hotung International Company Ltd. Hotung describes itself as a venture capital investment group with more than 35 years of investment and fund-management experience, listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange since 1997.

Huang started her career in mergers and acquisitions at Bankers Trust Company in 1988. From 1998 to 2005, she was active in Taiwan’s international securities industry as Chairman of the International Business Committee of the Taiwan Securities Association and served as a board director of the Taipei Exchange.

She became President of Hotung International Company Ltd., Hotung Group’s management company, in June 2005; Managing Director of Hotung Investment Holdings in August 2006; Chairman of Hotung International in April 2009; and Chairman and CEO of Hotung Investment Holdings in July 2010. She served as Chairman of the Taiwan Venture Capital Association from 2014 to 2020 and has been its Honorary Chairman since August 2020.

Huang holds a B.A. in Business from National Taiwan University and an M.B.A. from Cornell University. Since May 2022, she has also served as an independent director of Global Unichip Corporation, an IC design-service subsidiary of TSMC.

• Hotung’s broad mandate is venture investment in “novel and blossoming businesses and technologies” across Taiwan, China and Silicon Valley, with more than 200 successful IPOs among portfolio companies listed on major exchanges including Nasdaq and NYSE.
• Huang’s 2026 chairman’s statement says Hotung’s investment philosophy is to seek opportunities that provide “genuine necessity and meaningful convenience to society.”
• In 2025, Hotung said AI and semiconductors were the dominant focus of global capital markets, and that the firm remained committed to its long-standing strength in semiconductors while gradually expanding toward artificial intelligence.
• In 2025 new investments totaled NT$512.4 million. By stage, Hotung reported 27.7% start-up, 43.8% expansion and 28.5% mature. By geography, 43.5% was Taiwan, 43.3% Southeast Asia, 12.9% U.S. and 0.3% others.
• In 2025 new investments by industry were led by precision manufacturing, software, materials, artificial intelligence, electronic components, cloud services and networking/communications.
• Hotung’s public “About Us” page also cites ecommerce, manufacturing, healthcare, biotech, agricultural innovation, AI, IoT and cloud services as areas of continuing investment interest.