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After FITI: Connecting Startup Teams with a NT$10 Billion Listed Company

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English translation of the Chinese post originally published 2021-10-22. Translated 2026-10-28 with AI assistance. Historical figures and claims have not been updated or independently verified. 中文原文

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After FITI, the From IP to IPO Program, ended, Robin continued introducing startup teams to a listed company with a market capitalization of NT$10 billion for business discussions. There seemed to be substantial progress, and investment was being discussed, too. A brief glimpse of day-to-day work in venture capital.

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  • Continue connecting startups with a listed company after FITI.
  • Business discussions made progress and extended to investment.
  • A glimpse of everyday venture-capital work.
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After FITI ended, I still introduced startup teams to a listed company with a market capitalization of NT$10 billion for business discussions. There seems to have been substantial progress, and they have even started discussing investment.

These articles are personal notes, book excerpts, and collected reprints. Figures and events reflect the time of the original publication, are not current information, and do not constitute investment advice.

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