Dragon Capital Ltd. is a privately owned investment management firm based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. Founded in 1994, it has grown to become one of Vietnam's longest-established independent asset managers, overseeing approximately US$3 billion in assets as of mid-2019. The firm specializes in managing portfolios across various sectors, including public equity, fixed income, real estate, and clean technology. It serves a diverse clientele, including international pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and endowments, offering tailored investment solutions. As a subsidiary of Dragon Capital Group Limited, the firm is committed to providing strategic investment management and principal investment opportunities.

Spiral Capital LLP is a venture capital firm based in Tokyo, Japan, focused on investing in startups across various stages, including seed, early, mid, and late-stage ventures. Established in 2015, the firm specializes in sectors such as healthcare, industrials, transportation, air freight, logistics, and emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, and blockchain. Spiral Capital primarily targets investment opportunities in East Asia and Japan. The firm was previously known as Spiral Ventures Japan LLP and has evolved to adapt its strategies, aligning its investments with the dynamic landscape of technology and innovation in the region.

Proparco is a French government organization established in 1977, dedicated to promoting private sector funding in sustainable development. Based in Paris, the firm focuses on financing and supporting companies and financial institutions across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East. Proparco's investment strategy emphasizes key development sectors such as renewable energy, infrastructure, agriculture, health, education, and financial services. The organization aims to strengthen the contributions of private actors towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by the international community. Proparco finances projects that create jobs, provide essential goods and services, and combat climate change, offering a range of financial instruments including loans, equity, and guarantees. Its interventions are designed to enhance the resilience of communities and promote sustainable economic growth in emerging markets.

KK Fund is a Singapore-based venture capital firm established in 2014, focusing on early-stage investments in the technology sector. The fund primarily targets seed stage internet and mobile startups in South East Asia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan. By concentrating on these regions, KK Fund aims to support innovative companies that are poised for growth in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Norfund is a Norwegian government organization founded in 1997, based in Oslo, that focuses on reducing poverty and enhancing economic development in low-income countries. It serves as an active, strategic minority investor, providing risk capital, equity, and loans to businesses in regions where access to financing is limited. Primarily operating in Sub-Saharan Africa, as well as selected areas in Southeast Asia and Central America, Norfund aims to foster sustainable business growth in environments where the private sector is underdeveloped. The organization also invests in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) to further support local economic initiatives. Through its investments, Norfund seeks to create a significant positive impact on the economies of the countries it targets.

Alcazar Capital Limited is a private equity firm based in Dubai, specializing in buyout investments across various sectors, including telecom infrastructure, fintech, energy, healthcare, logistics, real estate, and education. The firm focuses on emerging markets in Sub-Saharan Africa, the MENA region, South East Asia, India, and the Commonwealth of Independent States, while also investing in developed markets. With a portfolio that exceeds $1.0 billion in assets under management, Alcazar Capital typically seeks to acquire a majority stake in its portfolio companies. Additionally, the firm offers financial advisory services to smaller organizations and manages client-focused investment portfolios. Established in 2007, Alcazar Capital employs a combination of fundamental and quantitative analysis, along with in-house research, to guide its investment strategies.

UOB Venture Management Private Limited is an investment arm of United Overseas Bank Group that specializes in growth stage investments. Founded in 1992 and headquartered in Singapore, with additional offices in Shanghai, Beijing, and Jakarta, the firm primarily focuses on sectors such as energy, consumer services, consumer goods, environmental technology, industrials, healthcare, agriculture, and technology. UOB Venture aims to support privately-held companies through direct equity investments, primarily in Southeast Asia, including ASEAN countries and China. The firm typically invests up to USD $25 million per deal, depending on the specific funding needs of the target companies. With a diverse portfolio, UOB Venture is dedicated to fostering the growth of innovative businesses in the region.

L Catterton Asia is a private equity firm specializing in middle-market growth capital and emerging market investments. The firm seeks to invest in consumer product brands (accessories, footwear and handbags, leather goods, watches, and jewelry), lifestyle retail, selective retail and distribution (furnishing, home decoration, and fashion apparel), specialty retail, lifestyle food and beverages (wines and spirits, lifestyles, and restaurant), natural and super foods, travel and tourism, health, beauty and wellness (luxury spas, holistic care facilities, perfumes, and cosmetics), boutique hospitality, media and entertainment, and private education sectors. It primarily invests in the Asia Pacific region, China, India, Southeast Asia, North Asian markets such as Japan and Taiwan, and other Developed Asian markets such as Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. The firm seeks to invest in Middle East. The firm considers investments between $50 million and $150 million in companies valued at between $100 million to $1 billion. Although the firm prefers to take minority shareholding in portfolio companies, it is nevertheless open to take majority stake in collaboration with other investors. The firm seeks to take controlling stake in the companies. It has an investment horizon of approximately four to six years. L Catterton Asia was founded on 2009 and is based in Singapore with additional offices in Shanghai, China; Mumbai, India; Delhi, India; and Sydney, Australia.

Zana Capital Pte Ltd. is a Singapore-based venture capital and private equity firm that focuses on start-ups, growth capital, and mergers and acquisitions. The firm invests across a variety of industries, including pharmaceuticals, logistics, manufacturing, consumer goods, mining, and environmental engineering, primarily within the Asia Pacific region. Zana Capital targets companies with enterprise values ranging from $100 million to $500 million. The firm also managed the Zana China Fund, a private equity growth-expansion fund that specifically aimed at investment opportunities in China.

Asia Alternatives Management was founded in 2006 by Rebecca Xu, Laure Wang and Melissa Ma to provide alternative assets services to institutional investors interested primarily in private equity. The company is focused mainly on the Asian market for buyout, growth and expansion, venture and special situation strategies.

Lakeshore Capital Partners Company Limited, established in 2009, is a private equity firm based in Thailand that specializes in growth capital financing and buyouts. The firm focuses on a diverse range of sectors, including manufacturing and industrials, education, logistics, business outsourcing, agribusiness and food, consumer and retail, and healthcare. While primarily investing in Thailand, Lakeshore Capital also explores opportunities in the Greater Mekong Sub-region. The firm aims to create value by partnering with management teams to provide not only financial resources but also strategic business advice to foster growth and operational improvements.

Vickers Venture Partners is a Singapore-based venture capital firm established in 2005, focusing on angel investments across various sectors including life sciences, technology, media, telecommunications, consumer goods, and financial services. The firm engages in co-investments and emphasizes deep tech sectors, targeting opportunities in Asia, the United States, and India. Vickers Venture Partners has built a diverse portfolio that includes notable clients such as Baidu, Focus Media, and Samumed, reflecting its commitment to fostering innovation and growth in emerging industries. The firm was founded by a team of experienced professionals, including Finian Tan and Khalil Binebine, who aim to support and scale promising ventures in the global market.

Fin VC is focused on B2B, principally Enterprise SaaS FinTech companies within seven sub-sectors: Alternative Lending, Asset Management, Real Estate Tech, InsureTech, Health Care solutions, Blockchain Enterprise Applications, and Enabling Tech. FIN invests globally in the US, EU, MENA, Israel, and Asia. As former corporate and start-up operators, the Fin team takes a hands-on approach, helping its portfolio companies with access to capital (equity/debt), talent sourcing, and business development support. Fin is building a Global Financial Platform that will provide LPs with unique fund strategies and co-investment opportunities alongside of the fund and in Special Situation Growth/Late stage companies.

Founded in 2008, Nordic Microfinance Initiative is a government organisation based in Norway. The organisation works for the empowerment of the poor people and women along with creating jobs and wealth in developing countries.

North Base Media is an investment firm focused on journalistic enterprise and digital-driven opportunities in emerging markets. North Base creates value by bringing top-level international media expertise and capital to invested companies that will benefit from the deep knowledge, reputation and extensive connections of North Base’s partners. NBM focuses on both early- and mid-stage companies that show promise in key emerging markets. The portfolio companies, in turn, will benefit from being properly capitalized to pursue growth opportunities, by getting access to unique digital, media and journalistic know-how, and by being able to tap one another's expertise. NBM specializes in independently owned media or technologies that enable consumers to participate in their countries’ civic, cultural and economic life and that aim to be essential to key audiences in their markets. North Base is not aligned with governments, political causes or forces in the countries where it operates.

Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH is a private equity arm of KfW Bankengruppe specializing in direct and fund of funds investments. It seeks to invest in middle market and mature companies. The firm provides financing in the form of loans, equity capital, mezzanine finance, and guarantees to small and medium-scale enterprises and projects. It invests in agriculture, with a focus on agribusiness, forestry, and food; infrastructure, with a focus on electricity generation and distribution, telecommunications, water supply and waste water management; services, with a focus on information technology services, tourism and health services; manufacturing industry, with a focus on building materials, metal-producing, and automobile-supporting industries; and the financial sector, with a focus on financing banks, leasing companies, and private equity funds. Within its agricultural investments, the firm focuses on companies that grow and process agricultural products for the domestic or foreign market; have specialized in the production, processing, and distribution of agricultural and forestry raw materials; and those that are planning to set up and extend production facilities. The firm prefers to invest in emerging market and developing and transition countries with a focus on Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Eastern Europe. Within Africa, the firm focuses on Sub-Saharan Africa. In east Africa industries of special importance to the firm are the financial sector, energy, agricultural, tourism, and mining. Its investments in South Africa include manufacturing industries, and agriculture. In West Africa it focuses on agribusiness and food industry and on the infrastructure sector. It provides direct loans and venture capital to facilitate reliable access to long-term capital for companies investing in Africa. Within Asia, it prefers to invest in China, India, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar. For its Chinese investments, it targets the manufacturing industries, particularly investments into modernizations and better energy efficiency, agricultural products, healthcare sector, private-sector infrastructure projects in the field of renewable energies, water supply, waste water management and transport. Investments in India focus on traffic infrastructure, power generation using renewable energy, manufacturing, information and communications technology, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology. Within Europe, it invests in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly Germany. In Europe it focuses its investments in Russian Federation, where it invests in finance sector and manufacturing industry. In Turkey the firm sees potential especially in renewable energies, manufacturing, logistics, and building materials and in the agricultural sector. The firm’s focus is on providing long term loans and equity capital via fonds set up together with partners. Within Latin America, it primarily invests in Mexico, Mercosur, and Andean countries. In Mexico, the firm targets investments the manufacturing industries (particularly in the field of automotive supply), infrastructure (with focus on renewable energy) and agriculture. In Andean Countries it provides investments in the areas of manufacturing industries, in the finance sector especially refinancings for the SME business and housing financing - and agriculture have been co-financed. Another emphasis is on infrastructure financings, for example for energy supply with a focus on the use of renewable energies. In Mercosur it invests in agribusiness and the manufacturing industry, but also in the infrastructure sector. For its mezzanine financing, the firm provides conversion options. It typically invests between €5 million ($7.17 million) and €25 million ($35.83 million) in companies with enterprise value between €25 million ($35.83 million) and €500 million ($716.6 million), minimum sales value €20 million ($28.66 million), and minimum EBITDA of €5 million ($7.17 million). The firm takes a minority interest, voting rights, and a seat on the supervisory board of its investee companies. It seeks to make balance sheet investments and considers co-investment. Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbH was formed on September 14, 1962 and is based in Cologne, Germany with additional offices across Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America.

CMIA China Fund IV is a private equity growth and expansion fund managed by CMIA Capital Partners, a Singapore-based firm established in 2003. The fund focuses on investments in East Asia and Southeast Asia, specifically targeting the pharmaceuticals and agriculture sectors. It typically invests between USD 5 million and USD 20 million in small to medium-sized enterprises, aiming to support 8 to 15 companies within its portfolio. CMIA Capital Partners specializes in mid-market investments across various industries, including consumer goods and healthcare, and has a strong emphasis on opportunities in China's inland regions and Western China. The firm operates additional offices in Hong Kong and Chongqing, enhancing its ability to identify and capitalize on growth potential in the region.

STOA is a new investment vehicle mainly owned by the French CDC.

Incofin Investment Management is a private equity firm based in Wilrijk, Belgium, that specializes in investing in microfinance institutions (MFIs) and small to medium enterprises (SMEs) in developing countries. The firm focuses on providing financial services, including credit, savings, and insurance, to underserved populations, particularly in rural areas and the agricultural sector. Incofin IM typically makes debt, equity, and guarantee investments, while ensuring it does not become a majority shareholder in the MFIs it supports, thus participating actively in governance. It primarily targets investments in regions such as Sub-Saharan Africa, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia, with a commitment to investing at least 25% in African, Caribbean, and Pacific countries. The firm has a strong emphasis on financial inclusion, seeking to enhance access to financial services for smallholder farmers and those involved in agricultural value chains. With 15 years of experience in impact investing, Incofin IM aims to create positive social outcomes alongside financial returns.

Standard Chartered Bank is a multinational banking and financial services company headquartered in London, United Kingdom, with a history dating back to 1853. It operates through various segments, including Corporate & Institutional Banking, Retail Banking, Commercial Banking, and Private Banking. The bank offers a comprehensive array of financial products and services, such as current and savings accounts, loans, mortgages, credit cards, and wealth management solutions. Its corporate finance division provides structured financing, mergers and acquisitions advisory, and trade finance services. Additionally, Standard Chartered delivers transaction banking services, including cash management and electronic banking solutions. With a strong presence across Asia, Africa, Europe, the Americas, and the Middle East, the bank serves a diverse clientele, including individuals, small businesses, corporations, and governments, through its extensive network of branches. Standard Chartered aims to foster economic growth and prosperity in the regions it operates, emphasizing its commitment to being "Here for good."

Brunei Investment Agency (BIA) was established to hold and manage the General Reserve Fund and all external assets of the Government of Brunei. As the investment arm of the Ministry of Finance, it also manages foreign reserves, stock holdings, bonds, and real estate. BIA strives to enhance the real value of Brunei's foreign reserves through a diverse investment strategy, including private equity, hedge funds and fixed income investments.

Altara Ventures is a private equity fund focused on Southeast Asia, dedicated to providing growth-stage capital and strategic expertise to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). By investing in promising businesses, Altara Ventures aims to support their development and expansion, fostering innovation and enhancing operational capabilities. The fund seeks to identify opportunities within the dynamic Southeast Asian market, leveraging its knowledge and resources to drive value creation for its portfolio companies. Through its investments, Altara Ventures plays a crucial role in the growth of the regional economy by empowering SMEs to reach their full potential.

Navis Asia Fund VIII, managed by Navis Capital Partners, is a buyout fund established to focus on investments in Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, and China. Based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the fund specifically targets sectors such as healthcare, private education, and food-related consumer goods. Its investment strategy involves committing between USD 10 million to USD 50 million in enterprises with a strong or developing presence in these regions. Since its founding in 1998, Navis Capital Partners has concentrated on making private equity investments through buyouts, recapitalizations, and financial restructurings, aiming to foster growth and development in the Asian market.

Quadria Capital is a private equity investment firm founded in 2012 and headquartered in Singapore, with an additional office in New Delhi. It specializes in the healthcare sector, targeting high-growth opportunities in South and Southeast Asia. The firm aims to generate substantial financial returns for its investors by leveraging its team's operational and transactional expertise. Quadria Capital focuses on equity investments in mid-sized healthcare companies, including those involved in healthcare delivery, life sciences, medical technology, and related services. By investing in high-quality and scalable organizations, Quadria Capital seeks to address critical healthcare needs in rapidly developing economies.

Venturra Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Jakarta, established in 2015. The firm specializes in investing in high-growth, technology-enabled internet businesses, primarily focusing on the consumer technology sector across Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Venturra aims to support innovative startups in areas such as e-commerce, financial services, healthcare, and education by providing capital, operational assistance, and market access. Typical investments range from US$2 million to US$5 million, targeting Series A and Series B funding rounds. Through its investments, Venturra seeks to empower founders and enhance the growth potential of transformative businesses in the region.

Novo Tellus PE Fund I is managed by Novo Tellus Capital Partners, a private equity firm based in Singapore, with an additional office in Beijing, China. Founded in 2010, the firm specializes in control buyout investments in small and medium-sized companies primarily within Southeast Asia. It focuses on various transaction types, including privatizations, management buyouts, recapitalizations, and growth equity. Novo Tellus targets sectors such as information technology, industrial manufacturing, healthcare, and clean technology, employing a "buy and build" investment strategy. This approach aims to create value by leveraging the team’s extensive experience in company building, working closely with management teams and business owners to foster organic growth and facilitate strategic acquisitions.

TAEL Partners is a Southeast Asian investment management firm founded in 2007 by Michael Sng, Ati Sugiharti, and Loong Mei Yin. With a collective experience of over 70 years in leading financial institutions across the region, the firm aims to be the preferred private equity partner for family-controlled businesses in ASEAN. Operating from six regional offices, TAEL Partners provides strategic advisory services and actively engages in key decision-making to foster growth opportunities for its portfolio companies. The firm is dedicated to making growth-oriented investments in established family-owned businesses, demonstrating a strong track record of repeat investments and a commitment to building enduring partnerships with business owners.

Point Hope is a fintech company and a quantitative multi-strategy hedge fund manager based in Singapore, established in 2010. The firm specializes in private equity investments, primarily targeting mid-sized businesses within the Southeast Asia region. By employing a range of quantitative strategies, Point Hope aims to optimize returns while navigating the complexities of financial markets.

VinaCapital Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, established in 2018 as a subsidiary of VinaCapital Group. With a focus on technology, the firm aims to invest in and nurture startups primarily in Vietnam and the broader Southeast Asian region. VinaCapital Ventures operates a USD 100 million fund dedicated to building world-class technology companies and integrating them into a comprehensive digital ecosystem. The firm seeks to support entrepreneurs with innovative ideas, providing them with capital, access to a wide business network, and valuable local expertise to help them create impactful businesses that benefit both Vietnam and beyond.

Asia Mezzanine Capital Group invests in the strategic development of promising medium-sized companies, with enterprise values of US$100 to 500 million and substantial operations in Asia. AMCG is a cash flow and credit-oriented investment manager, which aims to generate superior risk-adjusted returns from a combination of current income and capital appreciation.

PAG, founded in 2002 and formerly known as Pacific Alliance Group, is a prominent alternative investment management firm based in Hong Kong, with additional offices across Asia, Australia, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland. The firm specializes in growth capital, private equity, real estate, and absolute return strategies. Its private equity division, PAG Asia Capital, focuses on large-scale buyouts, control deals, and structured minority investments. In real estate, PAG manages opportunity and core plus funds that invest in properties throughout Japan, China, and the Asia-Pacific region. The absolute return segment emphasizes building long-term partnerships by offering flexible financing solutions to address both short-term and long-term funding needs. PAG predominantly invests in sectors such as financials, healthcare, information technology, media, telecommunications, education services, and diversified financial services, with an interest in acquiring minority stakes in companies, particularly in China.

Anchorage Capital Partners is a private equity firm based in Sydney, Australia, founded in 2007. The firm specializes in operational turnarounds and special situations investments, focusing on sectors such as energy, education, consumer goods, retail, industrial, and financial services technology across the Asia-Pacific region. With over 25 years of experience in private equity, the team at Anchorage aims to partner with management teams to implement control investments, leveraging their capital and operational expertise. The firm manages two funds with a total of AUD 450 million in assets, targeting investments in underperforming businesses with enterprise values ranging from AUD 50 million to AUD 350 million, primarily in Australia and New Zealand.

Qualgro Partners Pte Ltd. is a venture capital firm based in Singapore that focuses on Series A and Series B investments in technology-driven companies. Established in 2015, the firm primarily targets B2B technology startups, particularly in sectors such as fintech, data analytics, enterprise SaaS, as well as digital marketplaces and platforms. Qualgro seeks opportunities in Southeast Asia, the Asia Pacific region, India, Australia, and New Zealand, emphasizing growth capital investments in innovative businesses across these markets.

Banyan Tree Capital, headquartered in Singapore, is an asset management firm established in 1994 that specializes in value-add hospitality properties worldwide. Initially starting as a single boutique resort in Phuket, the company has expanded its operations to manage and own over 20 resorts and hotels, more than 60 spas, over 70 retail galleries, and three golf courses. Banyan Tree is recognized as a leading international hospitality brand, focusing on the development and management of premium resorts, hotels, and spas, reflecting its commitment to delivering high-quality experiences in the hospitality sector.

Finansa Public Company Limited, incorporated in 1989 and based in Bangkok, Thailand, operates in various sectors including investment, advisory, management, securities, and leasing. The company is divided into three main segments: Investment, Advisory and Management; Securities; and Warehouse and Factory Leasing. It provides a range of financial services, including management advisory, investment banking, and leasing of warehouse and factory facilities. Finansa also focuses on private equity investments through its subsidiary, Finansa Capital Ltd., which manages funds that invest in companies across Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, and Myanmar. Additionally, the firm offers wealth management and loan management services, along with financial derivatives products.

Right Click Capital Management Pty Limited is a venture capital firm based in Sydney, Australia, founded in 2003. The firm specializes in early-stage investments in technology-related sectors, focusing on internet-based businesses, software, fintech, and the Internet of Things. Right Click Capital primarily targets opportunities in the Asia Pacific region, with a particular emphasis on Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia. The firm aims to support bold and visionary tech founders, helping to develop their companies into industry-defining enterprises that have a positive impact on the world. Through its investment strategies, Right Click Capital seeks to foster innovation and growth within the technology landscape.

RRJ Capital is an Asian investment firm established in March 2011 by Richard Ong, specializing in private equity investments primarily in China and Southeast Asia. With a team of over 20 employees, the firm emphasizes growth capital, state-owned enterprises, and special situation investments as part of its strategic approach. RRJ Capital successfully closed its inaugural fund in June 2011, raising $2.3 billion, and continues to focus on identifying and investing in promising companies within the region.

Dymon Group operates through its private equity arm, Dymon Asia Private Equity, which is based in Singapore and specializes in investments in Southeast Asia. Since launching its first fund in October 2012, Dymon Asia Private Equity has focused on the lower mid-market sector, targeting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) with revenue between USD 20 million and USD 500 million. The firm aims to structure its investments in various forms, including buy-outs, growth capital, and recapitalizations, with a particular emphasis on the commercial service and industrial sectors. Dymon Asia Private Equity seeks to align its investment strategies with the long-term objectives of the companies it supports, typically making investments ranging from USD 15 million to USD 50 million.

Daiwa PI Partners, established in 1998 and based in Tokyo, Japan, operates as a private equity firm and investment bank within the Daiwa Securities Group. The firm specializes in a diverse range of financial services, focusing on international venture capital and private equity investments, as well as debt, real estate, non-performing loans, domestic private equity, and energy investments. With a strong emphasis on the Asia and Oceania regions, Daiwa PI Partners aims to provide strategic financial solutions and support to its clients, leveraging its extensive expertise and network in the investment landscape.

SEAVI Advent is a private equity and venture capital firm founded in 1984, making it the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. Headquartered in Singapore, with additional offices in Hong Kong and Shanghai, the firm specializes in growth capital investments across various industries, including business services, communications, consumer-related sectors, media, healthcare, and technology. SEAVI Advent primarily targets equity and debt investments in high-growth, profitable companies, focusing on regions such as Southeast Asia, Asia Pacific, and Greater China. The firm typically invests between $5 million and $25 million in companies with an enterprise value ranging from $25 million to $100 million. Additionally, SEAVI Advent prefers to take board seats in its portfolio companies to provide strategic oversight and guidance. As the Asian affiliate of Advent International Corporation, it benefits from a vast network and extensive experience within the global private equity landscape.

Jungle Ventures Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based venture capital firm that specializes in early-stage investments, focusing on a wide range of sectors including technology, e-commerce, financial technology, and digital media. Founded in 2012, the firm aims to support and scale tech category leaders primarily in Southeast Asia and South Asia, while also considering opportunities from regions that can expand into Asia. Jungle Ventures typically invests between SGD 0.5 million and SGD 20 million, with an average investment size of around SGD 0.5 million. The firm has a dedicated team of operating partners and functional experts to assist startups as they grow. Jungle Ventures closed its second fund in 2016, raising USD 100 million, and is currently in the process of raising its third fund, targeted at USD 200 million.

Headquartered in Singapore, Venstar is a pan-Asia private equity group that prides itself on its commitment to investment excellence. Their Partners have combined experience of more than 50 years in venture capital and private equity fund management, business advisory and consultancy, and investment banking.

MindWorks Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2013, focusing on early and expansion-stage investments in startups across Greater China and Southeast Asia. With an assets under management exceeding $700 million, the firm typically invests between $1 million and $2 million initially, aiming for total funding of $5 million to $10 million throughout the investment lifecycle. MindWorks seeks innovative and disruptive companies in Greater China, often engaging at the Series A stage, while in Southeast Asia, it targets proven business models at the Series B level. The firm concentrates on sectors such as logistics, fintech, and enterprise technology, and its investment strategies are revisited every six months. Based in Hong Kong, MindWorks Capital also maintains offices in Beijing and Jakarta, where a team of 12 investment professionals actively supports portfolio companies in scaling operations, forming partnerships, and securing follow-on investments.

Axiom Asia Private Capital Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based principal investment firm established in 2006, specializing in fund of funds investments focused on the Asia Pacific region. The firm invests primarily in private equity funds, including buyouts, venture capital, growth capital, and secondary interests in fund limited partnerships. Additionally, Axiom Asia has a keen interest in distressed debt. The firm typically invests between $30 million and $60 million in portfolio companies, with a total investment cap of up to $100 million, and prefers to take on the role of lead investor, often seeking board representation. Its investment focus spans various sectors, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, healthcare devices, commercial services, manufacturing, and technology, media, and telecommunications. Axiom Asia's investment strategy emphasizes opportunities across Southeast Asia, Japan, South Korea, Greater China, Australia, and the Indian subcontinent.

Everstone Group, founded in 2006 and headquartered in Singapore, is an investment firm that focuses on private equity and venture capital. It targets early-seed and buyout investments across various sectors, including financial services, retail, consumer goods, technology, healthcare, business services, and manufacturing. The firm places a strong emphasis on the decarbonization of energy and related value chains, investing in areas such as renewable energy, energy efficiency, energy storage, and e-mobility. Additionally, Everstone is involved in the full real estate lifecycle, engaging in project evaluation, due diligence, land acquisition, design, construction, and facility management. The firm is known for its partnership-oriented culture, collaborating closely with entrepreneurs, corporations, asset owners, and service providers to foster mutual success.

VinaCapital is a prominent investment management and real estate development firm based in Vietnam, established in 2003. With a diversified portfolio totaling USD 1.5 billion in assets under management, the firm focuses on producing superior returns for its investors by leveraging extensive international finance and investment experience. VinaCapital's approach involves identifying key trends and opportunities in Vietnam's evolving economy. The firm has specialized teams that cover various asset classes, including capital markets, private equity, fixed income, venture capital, real estate, and infrastructure, allowing it to target investments across diverse sectors in the Asia-Pacific region.

Cocoon Capital is a Singapore-based venture capital firm established in 2016 that specializes in early-stage investments in enterprise technology and deep tech companies across Southeast Asia. The firm targets businesses that have demonstrated some initial traction and are in the process of refining their products and business models. Cocoon Capital's experienced partners engage closely with portfolio companies to help them accelerate their growth and prepare for Series A funding. The firm also has a particular interest in sectors such as healthcare and financial services, with a focus on fostering innovation in these areas.

VEB Ventures fund was established by Vnesheconombank at the end of 2011 to invest in high technology projects of the Skolkovo Foundation. Key strategic goals of the Fund include support of the Russian government´s innovation programs, creation of innovation infrastructure in Russia, facilitation of advanced technologies transfer to Russia, and promotion of Russian innovations on the global market.

GIC Pte. Ltd. is a sovereign wealth fund established in 1981 to manage Singapore's foreign reserves. The firm aims to secure Singapore's financial future by investing across a diverse range of asset classes in both public and private markets. GIC's investment focus includes health care, financial and business services, natural resources, real estate, and fixed income. The fund also engages in alternative markets such as foreign exchange, commodities, and money markets. GIC provides seed capital via venture capital funds and invests in start-ups, growth companies, and pre- and post-listed entities, with a particular interest in the technology sector in China. The firm operates through its subsidiaries, including GIC Asset Management, GIC Real Estate, and GIC Special Investments, and maintains a global presence with offices in key financial centers worldwide.

AIF Capital Limited is a private equity and venture capital firm founded in 1994 and headquartered in Hong Kong, with additional offices in New Delhi, Singapore, and Beijing. The firm specializes in mid-market investments and focuses on a variety of industries, including financial services, life sciences, healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, and consumer products. AIF Capital avoids investments in real estate and primarily targets companies in Asia, particularly in Greater China, India, and Southeast Asia. The firm is known for its emphasis on traditional industries, including manufacturing, chemicals, specialty steel, and environmental services, as well as sectors such as healthcare, retail, and telecommunications. AIF Capital manages a growth and expansion fund, concentrating on middle-market companies that align with its investment criteria.