ICCP SBI Venture Partners

ICCP Venture Partners is a venture capital firm established in 1997 and based in Makati City, Philippines. The firm focuses on early-stage technology investments and engages in transpacific investing. It specializes in sectors such as cloud computing, consumer technology, healthtech, fintech, robotics, and artificial intelligence. In addition to direct investments in tech companies, ICCP Venture Partners also invests in other venture capital funds, fostering growth and innovation across the technology landscape.

Miguel Encarnacion

Managing Director and Investment Committee Member

Edwin Lau Ph.D

Managing Director and Investment Committee Member

Past deals in Philippines

PayMongo

Series B in 2022
PayMongo Inc. is a payment processing platform based in Manila, Philippines, that enables businesses to accept online payments quickly and efficiently. Founded in 2019, it supports various payment methods, including credit cards, bank deposits, electronic wallets, and cash. The platform features a user-friendly dashboard for real-time transaction access, analytics tools for understanding customer purchasing behavior, and an easy checkout process. PayMongo also offers shareable payment links that businesses can distribute through various communication channels, facilitating seamless transactions with customers. By providing these services, PayMongo aims to empower businesses in the Philippines to thrive in the evolving digital economy.

GrowSari

Series C in 2022
Operator of a B2B e-commerce marketplace intended to help shop owners digitally procure goods for their stores by eliminating middlemen. The company's marketplace uses technology to connect stores directly to the companies and facilitates owners to add new types of products to sell including mobile top-ups, remittances, and banking services, enabling stores or small neighborhood retail shop owners to save costs and understand market trends.

GrowSari

Series B in 2021
Operator of a B2B e-commerce marketplace intended to help shop owners digitally procure goods for their stores by eliminating middlemen. The company's marketplace uses technology to connect stores directly to the companies and facilitates owners to add new types of products to sell including mobile top-ups, remittances, and banking services, enabling stores or small neighborhood retail shop owners to save costs and understand market trends.

AG&P

Series C in 2013
AG&P focuses on the modularization of the world’s largest and most critical infrastructure, such as LNG liquefaction trains, petrochemical plants, refineries, heavy oil installations, power plants and mine processing facilities, from a 150 hectare yard in Batangas, south of Manila. AG&P employs a few thousand skilled craftsmen and has received numerous safety awards. AG&P fabricates steel and then assembles the steel into modules which comprise final infrastructure, integrates electrical, instrumentation, mechanical and other systems, and then ships these from our deep-seaports that are part of our yards to job sites in North America, Australia, the Pacific, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. AG&P’s modules can be truck-able or train-able or as large as several thousand tons and reach the height of ten-story buildings. AG&P’s Heavy Fabrication and Assembly Division employs state-of-the-art technologies and practices set against rigid quality and HSE benchmarks, while their Overseas Manpower Division deploys highly-skilled fabrication, construction, engineering, commissioning, maintenance and administrative personnel to customers across the world.
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