Public equities
The liquid core of the pool: capital appreciation and dividend distributions.

AIJELLA brings private capital together in pools across five AI infrastructure sectors — from silicon and energy to compute and software.
| Sector | Investment focus | Weight |
|---|---|---|
| Semiconductors | Accelerators, memory, chip manufacturing | 30% |
| Data centers | Operators and infrastructure projects | 25% |
| Energy and cooling | Electrical equipment and cooling systems | 20% |
| Software | Enterprise software and AI adoption | 10% |
| Cloud GPU services | Private compute operators | 10% |
| Liquid reserves | Short-term liquid instruments | 5% |
AIJELLA target pool structure for December 31, 2026.
Capital appreciation, dividends and infrastructure cash flows — in one model.
The liquid core of the pool: capital appreciation and dividend distributions.
Participation in AI infrastructure cash flows through project companies.
Access to private-company growth and future exit value.
Capacity to meet obligations and enter new opportunities.
Public companies and direct projects create access to the key markets of the United States, Europe and Asia.
The remaining 5% is a liquid reserve outside the regional allocation.
Every $5–20 million direct investment passes five levels of review.
Demand, jurisdiction, project economics and ownership structure.
Initial limitContracts, power capacity, technical audit and asset rights.
Ready for valuationCash flows, exit price and stress-tested utilization.
Deal structureConflicts of interest, covenants and capital protection terms.
Tranche approvalQuarterly KPIs, covenants and independent asset valuations.
Next tranche or exitAIJELLA investment process: five levels of selection and control.