ACE Capital

Airlift Technologies, established in 2019 and headquartered in Lahore, Pakistan, operates a mobile application that facilitates passenger transportation by connecting them with bus-owners. The platform enables commuters to travel between residential and commercial hubs within the city. In 2020, Airlift expanded its services to include last-mile delivery, offering swift (within 30 minutes) delivery of essential items such as food, household supplies, and electronics across Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, and Rawalpindi. Backed by First Round Capital, Airlift aims to promote self-empowerment through technology-driven logistics solutions, encouraging shared mobility and affordable mass transport.

Neuron Mobility is a rental e-scooter company focused on providing safe and convenient urban transportation. The company offers a fleet of distinctive orange e-scooters and e-bikes, which are designed and manufactured in-house to meet commercial standards, ensuring durability and performance that surpasses standard models. Utilizing high-accuracy location technology and rapid geofence detection, Neuron Mobility actively monitors rider behavior to enhance safety. Their platform integrates real-time telematics, facilitating personal mobility for daily commuting, goods delivery, and tourism, thus enabling users to access safe, comfortable, and affordable transport for short-distance travel.

Member.id is a technology and consulting firm based in Jakarta, Indonesia, specializing in rewards and loyalty programs. Founded in 2014, the company designs and develops a platform that allows customers to convert loyalty points into various miles and redemption options. Member.id also offers third-party management of loyalty programs, providing strategic development, design, management, and analytics services for businesses. By enabling brands to connect with and engage their customers more effectively, Member.id aims to transform the loyalty landscape in Indonesia, helping businesses operate their loyalty programs as profit centers rather than cost centers.