James Yen
Vice President @ UMC Capital
Hsinchu, Taiwan
James Yen is a vice president at UMC Capital. He joined the firm in 2013 and focuses on investments in biotech and healthcare industries. Before joining UMC Capital, he worked at UniMed Investment, a Runtex Group-backed venture capital company, and was responsible for direct investment on new drug development and medical device companies. Prior toUniMed Investment, he was a senior manager at China Development Industrial Bank (CDIB).
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About UMC Capital
UMC Capital was established in February 2001 as the direct investment arm of world leading semiconductor foundry UMC. By leveraging the resources of UMC and its affiliates, UMC Capital is well positioned to deliver significant strategic values to startup companies.The mission/objectives of UMC Capital are: identifying innovativetechnologies, forming mutually productive relationships with entrepreneurs, exploring and expanding emerging and applications, and earning financial returns for the parent company UMC.
UMC Capital Contacts
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Antonius Wu
Managing Director
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DC Cheng
President
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Dylan Lee
Director
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Frank Jang
Managing Director
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James Yen
Vice President
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