The renaming, now filed in the Commercial Registry, consolidates the group’s brand identity without altering shareholder rights, asset ownership, or existing contractual obligations. By adopting the C Capital name, the firm aims to strengthen its market presence as a bridge between global capital and regional investment opportunities. Chairman and CEO Ben Cheng noted that the shift reflects the group’s current strategic direction and its ambition to act as a primary conduit for investment into the Asia-Pacific landscape.
Youngtimers AG Rebrands to C Capital Holdings AG on Swiss Exchange
The Swiss-listed entity formerly known as Youngtimers AG has officially rebranded to C Capital Holdings AG, with its shares transitioning to the ticker symbol CCAP. This move marks the final step in aligning the company’s public market identity with its core operations in Asia-Pacific asset management.
Historically, the Swiss-listed platform functioned as a holding company with shifting participations. Under the new banner, C Capital intends to leverage its international listing in Zurich to scale its private equity and credit businesses. The firm’s portfolio currently includes prominent technology and consumer-facing enterprises such as SenseTime, XPeng, NIO, and Lalamove. Moving forward, the group plans to deepen its focus on advanced manufacturing and frontier technologies, utilizing its cross-border capabilities to attract global investors seeking exposure to the region's industrial ecosystem.
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