基金数量稳定增长，2025年Q3新备案1,366只私募股权类基金，披露认缴规模5,530.59亿人民币丨睿兽分析基金季报

Core Insights - The article highlights the growth and trends in the private equity fund registration in China for Q3 2025, indicating a stable increase in the number of new funds and their total subscribed capital. Fund Registration Overview - A total of 1,366 new private equity funds were registered, with a disclosed subscribed capital of 553.06 billion RMB, reflecting a year-on-year increase of 14.42% [5][6] - The total number of active private equity fund managers decreased to 11,928 [5] Regional Performance - Zhejiang province led in both the number of new funds (298) and total subscribed capital (1,004.74 billion RMB), accounting for 37.47% of the national total [8][10] - Other notable regions include Guangdong and Jiangsu, with new fund numbers and capital of 555.91 billion RMB and 511.46 billion RMB respectively [10] Institutional Participation - A total of 990 institutions registered new private equity funds, with institutional participation increasing by 26.11% compared to the previous year [16] - Institutional Limited Partners (LPs) contributed over 90% of the fundraising, with state-owned LPs dominating the landscape [5][19] City Rankings - The top three cities for new fund registrations by number are Jiaxing (137), Qingdao (80), and Suzhou (72) [13] - Beijing, Shanghai, and Hangzhou ranked highest in terms of subscribed capital, collectively raising 1,040.81 billion RMB, which is 18.82% of the national total [14][15] LP Analysis - In Q3 2025, 1,242 state-owned LPs participated in fundraising, while 1,013 private LPs were involved, indicating a strong presence of institutional investors [19] - The average subscribed capital from institutional LPs was 1.87 million RMB, with personal LPs contributing a smaller share [19] Fundraising Dynamics - The fundraising activities were concentrated in regions like Zhejiang, Jiangsu, and Guangdong, with Zhejiang's institutional LPs leading in both frequency (369 times) and subscribed capital (825.43 billion RMB) [20][21] - The top ten active listed companies in terms of fund contributions included firms from sectors like renewable energy and healthcare, with significant percentages of their capital allocated to new funds [23]