Talk:Granite Asia

Conflict of interest disclosure

Hello. I wanted to disclose that I am part of the Granite Asia team, and I have a conflict of interest with respect to this article. In the interest of transparency, I am flagging this before making any edits.

I intend to expand the article in stages over the coming weeks. All additions will be sourced from independent, reliable third-party publications.

I welcome any feedback or corrections from the community, and I am happy to discuss any proposed changes here before or after implementing them.

Thanks! Isabella4440 (talk) 16:59, 18 June 2026 (UTC)

Thanks for the disclosure, and for routing your changes through edit requests and leaving the article for reviewers to update. That's what WP:COI asks of a connected editor, and it lets these be reviewed in good faith.

One housekeeping item: because you have described yourself as part of the Granite Asia team (thank you for you honesty), the Wiki Terms of Use ask paid or employed contributors to add a short disclosure on their own user page as well (see WP:PAID) — a single line naming your employer covers it. Please keep bringing proposed changes here, and I'll work through them as time allows. Zxm92 (talk) 19:50, 23 June 2026 (UTC)

Edit request: infobox AUM and industry update

Please update the infobox:

1. Change the industry field from:

  Venture capital
  to:
  Venture capital, growth equity, private credit

2. Change the AUM field from:

  US$8.5 billion (2025)
  to:
  US$10 billion (2026)

Source for AUM: "DBS Enters Investment Partnership With Granite Asia", WealthBriefing, February 2026. Source for industry expansion: "Singapore's Granite Asia announces $250M first anchor close of private credit strategy", TechNode Global, 8 May 2025.

Thanks! Isabella4440 (talk) 20:49, 18 June 2026 (UTC)

1. Industry (venture capital, growth equity, private credit).  Done. I cited Reuters (December 2025)

2. AUM (US$8.5 billion → US$10 billion).  Not done yet — one adjustment for accuracy I would like your feedback on. Reuters (which cites the company's own statement in a February 2026 report) describes the US$10 billion as "assets under management and co-managed capital," which reads differently from a straight AUM figure. For context, Reuters reported in December 2025 that the firm managed "about $6 billion across venture, growth and credit strategies," so the jump to $10 billion over roughly ten weeks reflects the addition of co-managed capital to the total. To match the sources, I would propose the field read "US$10 billion (AUM and co-managed capital, 2026)" rather than "US$10 billion (2026)" on its own.

If you would prefer the field to show managed assets only, US$6 billion is the most recent figure I found from a reliable source. Let me know if you have a preference, since either option I proposed would technically be accurate.

Zxm92 (talk) 17:58, 1 July 2026 (UTC)

Edit request: expand lead paragraph

Please replace the current lead paragraph:

Granite Asia is an Asian venture capital firm that is headquartered in Singapore. It was formed in 2024 after GGV Capital split up its Asia and U.S. operations.

with the following expanded version:

Granite Asia is an Asian venture capital firm that is headquartered in Singapore. It invests across venture capital, growth equity, and private credit, with a geographical focus on Southeast Asia, China, Japan, South Asia and Australia. It was formed in 2024 after GGV Capital split up its Asia and U.S. operations into two separate successor firms. The firm is led by Senior Managing Partners Jenny Lee and Jixun Foo, who together have over two decades of investment experience in Asia. As of 2026, Granite Asia manages approximately US$10 billion in assets under management.

Sources: TechNode Global, existing TechCrunch citation already in article (ref ":0"), and WealthBriefing.

Thanks! Isabella4440 (talk) 20:52, 18 June 2026 (UTC)