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Private markets contain some of the most innovative and high-growth companies in the world, spanning industries such as artificial intelligence, humanoid robotics, aerospace, and defense. To help investors gain access to these unique private market companies, KraneShares has launched a suite of funds that provide accredited investors with access to a diversified portfolio of large and dynamic venture-backed private companies.
US private technology companies tracked by the S&P US Private Stock Top 10 Vintage 2025 Series 1 Index.
Global private technology companies tracked by the MSCI All Country Venture-Backed Private Company Top 10 Equal Weighted Index.
The Fund's primary objective is to generate attractive risk adjusted returns by investing in ByteDance, a private technology company.
AI’s exponential growth has just begun, and many of the companies leading AI development are private companies. Advances in AI could produce a $17.1-25.6 trillion boost to the global economy annually, according to McKinsey’s predictive models. McKinsey also projects that 50% of today’s work activities could be automated between 2030 and 2060, with a midpoint in 20451. AI hardware, infrastructure, and applications are poised for continued long-term growth.
Innovation-driven private technology companies offer potential growth opportunities across sectors such as E-Commerce, 5G, social media, fintech, and more. Many leading US technology companies are choosing to stay private for longer, building up high valuations through private funding rounds and secondary markets. As a result, private companies can match or even exceed the size and influence of large-cap public companies.
Breakthroughs in AI, machine learning, and advanced materials are revolutionizing humanoid capabilities. The Morgan Stanley Global Humanoid Model projects there could be 1 billion humanoids and $5 trillion in annual revenue by 2050.2 Goldman Sachs is also projecting significant market expansion, forecasting a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 41.8% over the next decade.3
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