Abstract:This paper studies the impact of CVC syndication on the technological innovation of the invested enterprises based on the samples of listed manufacturing enterprises supported by corporate venture capital (CVC) from 2016 to 2019. The results show that: compared with the enterprises invested by CVC alone, the technological innovation ability of enterprises invested jointly by CVC is weaker. Through the analysis of the heterogeneity of CVC joint investment characteristics, it is found that: the difference in the shareholding ratio of joint investment members significantly inhibits the improvement of technological innovation of the invested enterprises; the industry heterogeneity of the parent company of joint investment members promotes the technological innovation of the invested enterprises; the industry similarity between the parent company of joint investment members and the invested enterprises is not conducive to the technological innovation of the invested enterprises On the view that CVC has technology threat and moral hazard.