InnoVen Capital

Atome is an omnichannel brand headquartered in Singapore that offers a buy now, pay later service, allowing customers to split their payments into three equal, zero-interest installments. Founded in 2019, Atome partners with a variety of online and offline retailers in sectors such as fashion, beauty, lifestyle, fitness, and homeware, providing consumers with flexibility and convenience in their shopping experiences. The company's payment application facilitates online shopping by automatically deducting installment payments from linked cards over a specified timeframe. Atome operates in multiple countries, including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, mainland China, and Japan, driving both digital commerce and financial services.

Dat Bike is a Vietnamese startup that specializes in manufacturing electric motorbikes aimed at promoting green transportation and minimizing pollution. The company produces electric scooters that generate zero emissions and outperform traditional gasoline bikes in speed. In addition to their motorbikes, Dat Bike offers a range of accessories, such as helmets and fuel tank bags, available through their online retail store. This approach not only supports eco-friendly commuting but also helps users reduce their carbon footprint.

Zoomcar is a leading car-sharing marketplace operating primarily in emerging markets, with over 20,000 cars available on its technology-driven platform across India, Southeast Asia, and Egypt. The company enables host entrepreneurs to share their vehicles safely and easily, generating additional passive income. Guests benefit from a wide range of affordable cars for memorable driving experiences. Founded in 2013 and based in Bengaluru, India, Zoomcar employs over 300 people and serves 50 cities across India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Egypt. Uri Levine, co-founder of mobility companies Waze and Moovit, is the Chairman of the Board. The company's revenue comes mainly from short-term self-drive rentals and vehicle subscriptions, with a significant portion derived from its operations in India.

Cogoport is a multinational company based in Singapore with additional offices in India, Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia. Known as an Indian unicorn, Cogoport specializes in providing an enterprise platform that simplifies freight booking for businesses. The platform offers features such as instant rates, transparent pricing, an efficient invoicing process, and real-time information access, allowing companies to transport freight more quickly and cost-effectively. With a workforce of over 1,000 employees across 10 offices in India, Cogoport is currently experiencing significant growth and has received recognition as a high-growth company in the Asia-Pacific region.

Zoomcar is a leading car-sharing marketplace operating primarily in emerging markets, with over 20,000 cars available on its technology-driven platform across India, Southeast Asia, and Egypt. The company enables host entrepreneurs to share their vehicles safely and easily, generating additional passive income. Guests benefit from a wide range of affordable cars for memorable driving experiences. Founded in 2013 and based in Bengaluru, India, Zoomcar employs over 300 people and serves 50 cities across India, Indonesia, Vietnam, and Egypt. Uri Levine, co-founder of mobility companies Waze and Moovit, is the Chairman of the Board. The company's revenue comes mainly from short-term self-drive rentals and vehicle subscriptions, with a significant portion derived from its operations in India.