Legal clarity and documentation transparency
Enterprises should present a clear legal baseline and information that can be cross-checked.
Fit criteria
High-level enterprise fit framework
Core Fund uses a structured criteria framework to guide intake and evaluation in a consistent, transparent, and evidence-oriented way.
How the criteria are applied
The framework helps standardize perspective across different enterprise models within the innovation ecosystem.
Criteria are applied with contextual flexibility while preserving transparency and process discipline.
Primary criteria groups
Business model quality
Review includes value creation logic, product/service structure, and market positioning.
Governance and operational capability
Attention to execution structure, operational control, and consistency under growth pressure.
Market potential
Context includes target market depth, practical demand, and realistic expansion path.
Innovation and digital transformation direction
Priority to enterprises with clear roadmap for technology adoption or process innovation.
Readiness for communication and review coordination
A suitable communication focal point and structured responsiveness are important in early stages.
Information to prepare before contact
- Company overview, operating sector, and core development direction.
- Concise product/service description, target customers, and problem statement.
- Baseline legal information and shareable documents within suitable scope.
- High-level operating or market indicators to support initial discussion.
- Initial expectation for collaboration scope and communication priorities.
Review outcome note
Information intake does not imply automatic selection. Each case is reviewed based on documents and practical fit at the time of assessment.
Review the intake workflow
The intake and evaluation page explains each step so enterprises can prepare more effectively.