About Antalya Investment Fund LP

• Antalya Investment Fund LP (AIFLP): Massachusetts limited partnership founded in 2021.
• Manager: Antalya Management LLC (Texas), General Partner, owned/operated by Jake Jun Xu.
• Structure: U.S. SEC exemptions (Securities Act of 1933, Reg D 506(b); Investment Company Act of 1940, Section 3(c)(1)).

• Jake Jun Xu: General Partner (Antalya Management LLC)
• Background: Technology veteran turned full-time investor.
• Experience: 20+ years of investment experience and an engineering background.
• Dedication: Operates the Fund full-time with intensity, commitment, and a focus on continuous improvement.
• Proprietary software: Designed investment-management software tracking 80 industries across 11 sectors and 700+ companies — enabling disciplined screening, monitoring, portfolio construction, and risk management.
• Traits: Demonstrates key personal traits essential for a fund manager: mindset, temperament, and perseverance.

Unlike passive vehicles constrained by scope and regulation, AIFLP applies active, research-driven management. The Fund emphasizes integrity, patience, and disciplined capital allocation, aiming to deliver long-term value through rigorous research and proprietary tools.

We believe U.S. capitalism — built on democracy, rule of law, and innovation — remains a foundation of long-term global prosperity. We see structural tailwinds such as AI, datacenter build-out, re-industrialization, and regulatory reform, while staying disciplined on valuations and prudent with cash reserves.

Participation is limited to Qualified Clients under Advisers Act Rule 205-3. Eligibility generally requires ≥ $2.2 million in family total assets (excluding primary residence). The minimum initial commitment is $100,000. Eligible investors include individuals, entities, IRAs, retirement accounts, and foreign investors. Eligibility criteria are determined under applicable securities laws and may change.

We encourage partners to invest with a long-term vision and allow capital to compound through multiple market cycles. Short-term underperformance is possible; remaining invested is key to realizing the power of compounding.