Vnet Capital is a venture capital firm based in Bangkok, Thailand. It provides capital, strategic and financial guidance, and business networks to companies at various stages from startup to growth, and pursues opportunities in information technology, the internet of things, services, logistics, foods and supplements, and energy, including management buy-in and management buy-out activities. The firm operates a subsidiary that offers venture capital fund management services.

Gobi Partners is a Pan-Asian venture capital firm founded in 2002, with a multi-city footprint anchored in Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong and offices across major Asian markets. It supports entrepreneurs from early to growth stages and focuses on emerging and underserved markets, investing in technology-driven companies across software and TMT, fintech, health and bio, mobility, commerce and consumer applications, and other high-growth sectors. The firm manages substantial assets and has raised multiple funds to back hundreds of startups, aiming to help portfolio companies scale through local presence and hands-on support. Gobi emphasizes responsible business practices and sustainable value creation, including alignment with universal principles through participation in international initiatives. Its geographically diverse network and partnerships with financial institutions enable it to identify opportunities across Asia’s fast-growing ecosystems.

Vertex Ventures is a global network of operator-investors that manages portfolios across the United States, China, Israel, India and Southeast Asia. The firm acts as a partner to ambitious entrepreneurs, offering hands-on operating experience and broad access to capital, talent, partners and customers to help build globally scalable technology companies. Its investment activity spans seed to growth stages and covers software infrastructure, developer tools, data security, vertical software as a service, fintech, healthcare and other technology-enabled sectors. With a focus on founder-friendly collaboration, Vertex Ventures combines operational insight with a strong network to accelerate go-to-market, recruiting, partnerships and strategic fundraising. The firm operates through regional affiliates and is connected to a wider platform that supports portfolio companies through cross-border expertise and shared resources, aiming to develop durable companies with global reach.

Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India is the corporate venture capital arm of Vertex Holdings, based in Singapore. It invests in high-growth technology startups across Southeast Asia and India, with a focus on Singapore, India, Indonesia, Thailand, and other emerging innovation hubs. The firm targets early-stage and growth opportunities in sectors including mobile internet, enterprise technology, fintech, consumer internet, consumer mobile, and healthcare, and collaborates with a global network of partners in the United States, China, and Israel to access international knowledge and co-investment opportunities. It operates offices in Singapore, Bengaluru, Jakarta, and Taiwan as part of Vertex Ventures.

SCB 10X is the venture capital arm of SCBX Group, based in Bangkok, Thailand. It invests in exponential technologies across information technology, artificial intelligence, blockchain, fintech, SaaS, big data, insurtech, virtual reality, robotics, and drones, with a global reach spanning the United States, China, Israel, and Southeast Asia. The firm aims to create long-term value by supporting entrepreneurs and building partnerships, deploying capital worldwide to advance technologies from big data analytics and blockchain to machine learning, location positioning, and quantum computing. It offers hands-on support through tech labs and R&D, collaborates with portfolio companies, and leverages the SCBX ecosystem to provide strategic guidance, market insights, and access to resources. Notable activities include expanding AI investments, hosting innovation conferences, and pursuing collaborations in areas such as cross-border payments and digital asset insights.

Krungsri Finnovate is the corporate venture capital arm of Bank of Ayudhya, based in Bangkok, Thailand. It fosters startup growth in Thailand and across ASEAN through strategic investments, partnerships, and accelerator programs, leveraging the Krungsri Group and MUFG's regional network. The organization primarily backs post-revenue startups in fintech, sustainability, e-commerce, transportation, and blockchain, providing strategic capital, mentorship, and resources to improve efficiency, innovation, and scalability. It operates dedicated funds such as Finnoverse and Krungsri UPcelerator, supporting startups at various growth stages across Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Vietnam. The company aligns its activities with sustainable development goals and aims to strengthen the regional startup ecosystem by collaborating with relevant business units and ecosystem partners.

Asia Partners is a Singapore-based growth equity firm that invests in technology and technology-enabled companies across Southeast Asia. Founded in 2018, the firm targets lower middle-market, founder-led businesses with strong technology viability and aims to support them through growth stages, including Series C/D gaps. Asia Partners provides active value creation through regional expansion assistance, technology upgrades, and board participation, helping portfolio companies scale and pursue strategic exits such as initial public offerings. The firm focuses on fostering the next generation of tech leaders in the region by combining investment expertise with operational and strategic support.

V Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2018 and based in Singapore. It invests in technology startups across emerging technologies, with focus on AI, blockchain, cybersecurity, creative technologies, advanced materials, and climate tech, and emphasizes sustainability, urbanization, and life sciences. The firm seeks opportunities in Southeast Asia, China, Israel, and North America, while maintaining a global footprint that includes the United States, UAE, Hong Kong, and other markets. In addition to capital, V Ventures provides strategic guidance and a global network to help portfolio companies scale, partnering with founders pursuing ambitious, transformative ideas. The firm operates internationally to support startups through growth stages and aims to accelerate innovation in sectors shaping the future.

Beacon Venture Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of Kasikornbank in Bangkok, Thailand. It makes strategic investments in technology startups across early to growth stages, with a focus on fintech, consumer internet, AI, enterprise software, and related infrastructure such as data centers and power systems. The firm pursues a global footprint, backing AI-enabled, capital-efficient companies with scale potential and engaging with founders at the board level to drive value. It leverages Kasikornbank’s large mobile banking user base and SME expertise to support portfolio companies in Southeast Asia and Europe. The firm has earned regional recognition as a leading venture investor, including the 2026 Venture Capital Firm of the Year award in Thailand.

Cento Ventures is a Singapore-based venture capital firm established in 2011 that concentrates on Series A technology investments across Southeast Asia and Korea. The firm targets startups driving digital transformation, including fintech, e-commerce, and embedded financial services, and emphasizes a hands-on approach to help founders scale regionally. It supports regional growth with initial checks around US$1 million and potential up to US$4 million over the life of an investment, backing companies in growth markets such as Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam, Singapore, and Korea.

InVent is a corporate venture capital initiative managed by the Intouch Group, focused on investing in high-growth companies that align with its business interests. Established as a pioneering investor in Thailand's tech startup ecosystem, InVent allocates an annual fund of approximately $7 million. The firm primarily targets investments in sectors such as mobile telecommunications, IT, cloud computing, internet applications, and digital media, aiming to foster products and services that enhance the group's competitiveness and improve customer experience. By concentrating on innovative solutions, InVent seeks to create value for both its portfolio companies and the broader business objectives of the Intouch Group.

A2D Ventures is a Southeast Asia–focused angel investing platform and venture investment firm based in Bangkok. It connects global investors with vetted early-stage startups across Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam, and supports co-investments through regulated SPV structures in Singapore. The platform emphasizes democratizing access to venture opportunities and delivers a streamlined, fully digital experience with a low minimum investment starting around USD 3,000. The team blends operators, angel investors, investment managers and corporate leaders, offering not only capital but strategic guidance and access to a hyper-local network to help portfolio companies scale in the region. A2D Ventures pursues growth by accelerating promising startups, fostering innovation, and building an inclusive ecosystem where founders and investors can collaborate effectively.

Monk's Hill Ventures, founded in 2014 by Peng T. Ong and Kuo-Yi Lim, is a Singapore-based venture capital firm that specializes in early-stage technology investments across Southeast Asia. The firm targets promising startups at the pre-Series A and Series A stages, focusing on sectors such as health tech, edtech, software, media, insurtech, e-commerce, fintech, and big data. Backed by global institutional investors and family offices, Monk's Hill Ventures emphasizes a first-principles approach to investment, breaking down ideas and business models to understand their fundamentals. The firm is characterized by its network of experienced entrepreneurs, operators, and advisors who provide valuable insights and guidance to founders. With a presence in key Southeast Asian markets including Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand, Monk's Hill Ventures aims to support startups that leverage technology to improve lives across the region.

Carsome is a Malaysia-based online marketplace for buying and selling used cars. The platform connects sellers with dealers through an end-to-end process that includes inspection, valuation, bidding, payment, and logistics, enabling quick and hassle-free transactions. Founded in 2015, Carsome has expanded to Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore, offering a transparent inventory, detailed inspection reports, test-drive options, doorstep delivery, and financing and paperwork support through its platform.

SBI Ven Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of SBI Holdings, based in Singapore, investing in financial services and technology companies across Asia.

Nexon is a global entertainment software developer and publisher focused on free-to-play online games for PC, console, and mobile. Founded in 1994 in Korea by Kim Jung-ju, it evolved into an international leader in online gaming with a portfolio that includes popular titles such as MapleStory, Dungeon & Fighter, Sudden Attack, and KartRider. The company operates a robust live-ops model to continually refresh content and balance across generations and regions, supported by a long-standing track record of live services across multiple markets. Nexon maintains a worldwide presence with games spanning North America, Europe, and Asia, and pursues growth through internal development and strategic acquisitions, including Embark Studios. It is known for pioneering early free-to-play mechanics and for sustaining enduring communities through ongoing updates and global distribution.

Openspace Ventures is a Singapore-based venture capital firm that backs technology companies in Southeast Asia across multiple stages, with a focus on Series A and B investments by early and growth-stage funds. The firm concentrates on consumer internet, software, fintech, cloud applications and other tech-enabled sectors, leveraging a regional network and local market knowledge to help portfolio companies scale. Since its founding in 2014, Openspace operates from Singapore with regional presence in Southeast Asia, supporting founders through hands-on collaboration and strategic partnerships to drive sustainable growth.

A venture capital and private equity firm founded in 2000 and based in Tokyo, Nippon Angels Investment specializes in incubation, seed/startup, and general early-stage investments. It primarily targets IT, environmental, and welfare-related sectors, and makes capital investments ranging from 20,000 to 3,000,000 USD. The firm provides active management and financial advisory services and takes seats on the boards of portfolio companies. It invests in companies across multiple regions, including Japan, China, Hong Kong, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and the United States, supporting ventures through capital, strategic guidance, and governance involvement.

Volta Circle is a London-based single-family office and evergreen venture investor focused on accelerating the circular economy through technology-driven startups. Established in 2019, the firm targets climate, food, and circularity sectors, investing globally with emphasis on Europe, the United States, and India. Its team operates from hubs in Geneva, Milan, London, and Bangkok and provides a combination of financial backing and operational support to portfolio companies. Volta Circle emphasizes material innovation, advanced recycling technologies, waste valorization, and related areas such as green chemicals, biomaterials, and sustainable alternatives. Backed by the founders of Indorama Ventures, the investment approach blends a long-term strategic perspective with hands-on expertise to help startups scale while preventing pollution and enabling closed-loop value chains.

Arocrest Capital Management is a Hong Kong-based investment firm that concentrates on private equity and venture capital investments across Southeast Asia, including Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines. Established in 2013, the firm targets opportunities in consumer products, financial services, and agribusiness sectors, providing capital and strategic support to growth-oriented companies in the region.

Betagro Ventures is the corporate venturing arm of Betagro Group, a Thailand-based agro-industrial company. It supports innovation in the food industry through venture capital and venture building, investing in early-stage foodtech and agritech startups and creating new ventures within Betagro's ecosystem. Leveraging Betagro's industry experience, supply-chain know-how, and regional reach, the organization operates across Southeast Asia and collaborates with a broad network of partners and ventures to advance sustainable food production, improve consumer access to high-quality products, and optimize food value chains.

Mstar Capital Group is a venture capital firm founded in 2003 and based in Los Angeles, with a global footprint including offices in the United States and Thailand. It invests in information technology, as well as startups across real estate, entertainment, education, and other technology-driven sectors. The firm supports fundraising and growth for startups and larger companies through services such as accelerator programs, incubation, fundraising assistance, business matching, pitch deck preparation, and business plan development. With a stated asset base around 1.5 billion and a presence in more than 25 markets, Mstar Capital Group emphasizes helping portfolio companies raise capital and scale toward global brands.

Nest is a corporate accelerator and investor that runs accelerator programs and makes investments in seed to growth-stage startups. It operates an entrepreneurial community called Mettā. Since 2015, Nest has accelerated over 174 startups through its corporate partner network, working with organizations such as Bangkok Bank, INFINITI, FedEx, DBS, Amex, and various governments.

CR-CP Life Science Fund is a joint venture between China Resources Group and Charoen Pokphand Group that invests in life science companies developing drugs, cell therapies, medical devices, and smart healthcare technology.

KTB Network is a Korea-based investment and financial services group that originated in 1981 as Korea Technology Development Company, a government-funded vehicle focused on technology investments. It has grown into a comprehensive financial group offering securities, asset management, venture capital, and private equity. The venture capital activity in Korea and China operates under the KTB Network umbrella, while the United States activity is handled by KTB Ventures. With a global reach spanning the United States, China, and Thailand, KTB Network has supported the growth of technology companies, boasting more than 250 portfolio companies that went public in Korea and overseas, accounting for over 10% of Korean IPOs.

Burda Principal Investments is a growth venture capital firm and the investment arm of Hubert Burda Media. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Munich with offices in Berlin, London and Singapore, it provides long-term growth equity to fast-growing digital technology and media businesses, leveraging Burda's capital, brands and sector expertise to support expansion and internationalization. The firm targets technology, digital health, fintech, media, AI and data, brand-led commerce, marketplaces and gaming, investing across stages and regions in Europe, the United States and Asia. Its portfolio emphasizes innovation and ESG leadership, and it pursues long-term capital gains through flexible investment approaches in resilient entrepreneurs and global category leaders.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm that provides early-stage and seed investments alongside structured accelerator programs and deeply resourced facilities to accelerate product development. Focused on deep tech, human and planetary health, and cross-border software, SOSV backs startups from pre-seed onward and runs programs that accelerate technical development, regulatory strategy, and fundraising. The firm maintains labs and engineering spaces with specialist staff in multiple regions, including the United States and Asia, to support portfolio companies in biosafety, chemistry, mechatronics, analytics, and electrical engineering. Programs such as HAX and other live events offer founders access to prototyping, testing, and investor networks. Annually, SOSV makes around sixty pre-seed investments (up to roughly $550k each) and participates in numerous follow-on rounds, leveraging a global portfolio and extensive co-investor network to help deeply technical startups scale and reach markets.

FEBE Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Singapore, actively investing in early-stage technology startups across Asia, Europe and South America, with a focus on b2b, marketplaces, software, artificial intelligence, health and sustainability sectors. The firm is led by four entrepreneurs with extensive experience in building and scaling companies in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, and it provides a value-added partnership that leverages local market expertise, operational know-how, and a global network to support portfolio companies. Founded in 2018, FEBE Ventures seeks to back ambitious founders and help them accelerate product development and regional expansion.

AddVentures is the corporate venture capital arm of SCG, a Southeast Asia-based industrial conglomerate. It partners with innovative tech startups globally and invests in digital, industrial, and enterprise verticals, including renewable energy, smart manufacturing, AI, healthcare, and sustainable packaging. By leveraging SCG's regional network and resources, AddVentures provides financial support and strategic guidance to help startups scale, fostering growth through long-term partnerships and synergies with portfolio companies.

Singapore-based venture capital and growth financing firm focusing on technology companies in the Asia-Pacific region. It provides early-stage venture capital, thematic early-stage investments, and growth credit financing to accelerate growth. The firm targets software, e-commerce, digitization, internet and other tech sectors. It emphasizes data-driven investment decisions, publishes market insights in collaboration with Alternatives.pe, and operates programs to empower founders, including The First. It maintains a portfolio across stages and follows ESG principles to catalyze regional potential.

ORIX Capital is the venture capital arm of ORIX Corporation, based in Tokyo, Japan. It acts as a corporate venture and growth investor, backing mid- to growth-stage companies and pursuing opportunities with potential IPOs. Leveraging the ORIX Group's network, assets, and management know-how, it supports entrepreneurs to scale and manage risk. It invests across multiple sectors and aims to create value beyond capital through the parent company's resources and governance.

KK Fund is a Singapore-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage internet and mobile technology startups across Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea. Founded in 2015, the firm focuses on seed and early-stage investments in sectors including blockchain, Internet of Things, fintech, edtech, healthcare tech, entertainment tech, mobility, HR tech, proptech, and other technology-enabled businesses. KK Fund collaborates with accelerators, government programs, and industry events to provide funding, mentorship, and networking opportunities to portfolio companies, aiming to accelerate regional tech innovation and startup growth.

ITOCHU Corporation is a historic, diversified trading company that traces its origins to 1858 and operates as a sogo shosha, engaging in domestic and overseas trade of textiles, machinery, chemicals, metals, energy, minerals, food, and related goods, as well as investments and activities in insurance, finance, construction, real estate, and warehousing through its global network. The group supports IT and services through units such as ITOCHU Technology Ventures, which backs information technology startups, and ITOCHU Techno-Solutions, which provides end-to-end IT lifecycle services including consulting, system integration, and outsourcing. With a presence in more than 80 countries, the company leverages its broad commercial and technological capabilities to connect suppliers and buyers while coordinating technology-enabled services across its network. In sum, ITOCHU combines trading breadth with strategic investments and IT-focused capabilities to create value across multiple industries worldwide.

Antler is a global venture capital firm and startup incubator based in Singapore that invests in early-stage technology companies and supports startups across sectors including healthcare, finance, consumer, and software. It builds a worldwide community of co-founders and provides access to talent, mentors, and expert advisors, along with expansion support and capital to help teams form, validate business models, and grow internationally. Antler emphasizes long-term partnerships with portfolio companies, continuing to back ventures through growth stages as they scale.

Darwin Venture Management is a venture capital firm headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan, with offices in Hsinchu and the United States. Founded in 2009, it manages funds across multiple stages, including Series A/B, late-stage, and secondary investments, and in 2022 launched an evergreen angel fund to enable nimble bets on promising early-stage teams, particularly from Taiwan’s universities and research institutes. The firm differentiates itself through cross-border and cross-stage exposure and by leveraging a technically strong team. Its investment focus spans biotechnology, software, consumer products, materials and equipment, semiconductors, healthcare, communications, and surveillance, with activity centered in Taiwan and Silicon Valley. Darwin Venture Management recently launched its eighth fund, Darjune.

Ondine Capital is a venture capital firm active in Southeast Asia, investing in consumer technology startups across sectors including retail, education, logistics, e-commerce, fintech, and information technology. The firm maintains offices in Taipei and Singapore and pursues strategic investments to support innovative startups.

Partech is a global venture capital firm based in Paris that backs technology startups through seed and growth stages. It maintains a network of international offices, including Berlin, Dakar, Dubai, Nairobi and San Francisco, to support founders with capital, operational experience and strategic guidance. The firm emphasizes alliance with entrepreneurs, aiming to work side-by-side to drive scale and long-term success. Its portfolio spans sectors such as fintech, software, healthtech, cybersecurity, mobility and AI across the United States, Europe, Africa and other regions, reflecting a global, multi-stage approach to technology investing.

Ideosource is a Jakarta-based venture capital firm founded in 2011 that targets early- to growth-stage technology companies across Asia-Pacific, with a focus on Indonesia. It seeks investments in sectors including advertising, e-commerce, financial technology, gaming, internet infrastructure, online media, and the internet of things. The firm supports portfolio companies with business development, marketing and brand building, access to talent, fundraising networks, and financial and accounting guidance, aiming to help entrepreneurs scale and drive innovation in the local internet economy and beyond.

Ferd is a family-owned investment company based in Oslo, Norway, focused on long-term, active ownership and value creation across private and listed companies, real estate, financial investments, and social entrepreneurship. The group pursues sustainable, inclusive development through capital, expertise, and network building, and owns and develops assets such as the Marienlyst project in Oslo. Ferd operates internationally, collaborates with like-minded partners, and supports impact initiatives through its portfolio and policy engagement.

CyberAgent Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of CyberAgent, based in Tokyo. It focuses on seed- and early-stage investments in internet and information technology companies, primarily in Asia-Pacific and the United States. The firm provides capital alongside practical know-how, hands-on support, and access to a broad global network and resources to help portfolio companies scale. It acts as a platform for co-creating value with startups, leveraging CyberAgent's ecosystem to back digital and infrastructure-focused ventures from inception toward growth across Asia.

SoftBank China and India Holdings is the venture capital arm of SoftBank, focusing on early-stage and selected pre-IPO investments in technology-driven companies across China, India, and Southeast Asia. Based in Hong Kong with offices in Shanghai and Mumbai, the firm targets internet, software, telecom value-added services, media and entertainment, consumer-oriented services, healthcare, and financial services sectors, including internet platforms and apps. It seeks opportunities to back startups that leverage technology to scale and reach regional markets.

BonAngels Venture Partners is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Seoul, South Korea, that backs seed to pre-series A startups. Founded in the mid-2000s, it invests across South Korea, Japan, the United States, and Southeast Asia, with a focus on technology-driven sectors such as healthcare, gaming, blockchain and cryptocurrency, wellness, robotics, wearables, artificial intelligence and machine learning. The firm emphasizes hands-on support, resources, and its network to help founders from pre-foundation onward and accelerate growth.

Hiway Capital is a venture capital firm based in Guangzhou, China. Established in 2007, it focuses on investments across manufacturing, healthcare, new materials and energy, agriculture, and enterprise services.

Jebsen Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of Jebsen and Company, based in Hong Kong. It pursues growth-stage investments across automotive, consumer products, beverages, logistics, manufacturing, distribution, and healthcare, with a preference for opportunities in Greater China. The organization leverages the Jebsen Group’s operational expertise in China and takes a long-term investment approach to support and integrate with the Group’s broader businesses and strategic initiatives.

Third Point Ventures is the corporate venture arm of Third Point, a New York-based investment adviser. Founded in 2000, it concentrates on early-stage and growth equity investments across technology sectors, including crypto and data, AI and analytics, software, cybersecurity, IT infrastructure, fintech, mobile, industrials, and healthcare technology. The firm partners with founders to accelerate growth, offering strategic guidance, coaching, and access to a broad network to help portfolio companies scale. Headquartered in Menlo Park, California, Third Point Ventures emphasizes long-term relationships and cross-over investments, drawing on its parent firm’s experience in value-oriented and event-driven investing to support disruptive companies throughout their development.

Branch Venture Group is an angel investment network based in Boston that backs high-growth food ventures across the United States, focusing on food and beverage consumer packaged goods, foodtech, and agtech, including related areas such as direct-to-consumer, e-commerce, restaurant technology, and life sciences. The group connects entrepreneurs with a specialized investor community, providing access to capital, strategic guidance, and industry expertise. It functions as a platform for entrepreneurs to pitch to committed investors and organizes meetings and programs to foster learning, collaboration, and investment opportunities within the food economy.

IMM Investment is a Seoul-based asset manager and private equity firm specializing in venture capital, growth equity, infrastructure, mezzanine and multi-asset strategies. Founded in 1999, it operates across Asia with offices in Seoul, Tokyo and Hong Kong, and pursues investments in information technology, healthcare/biotech and manufacturing, as well as technology-enabled sectors such as IT infrastructure and digital hardware. The firm emphasizes active ownership, collaboration with portfolio companies, and cross-border opportunities, including fund-of-funds and real estate. It targets mid-sized companies in South Korea and broader Asia, focusing on value creation through growth, mergers and acquisitions, and strategic recapitalizations, and manages a multi-stage investment approach across startups, expansion and mezzanine rounds. The team, comprising seasoned investment professionals, aims to deliver strong risk-adjusted returns and supports entrepreneurs through various growth phases.

Mubadala Capital is an asset management firm based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. It operates as the financial investment arm of Mubadala Investment Company, a government-backed sovereign investor. Mubadala Capital manages investments across private equity, public equity, credit, and venture capital. It pursues opportunities across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa in sectors including enterprise software, cloud and digital infrastructure, logistics, mobility, tech-enabled healthcare, fintech, insurtech, consumer, and marketplaces.

Sunsino Venture Group is a Taipei-based venture capital firm established in the early 1990s that invests in healthcare, technology and software companies. It has backed more than 200 companies in Taiwan and the United States, and reports assets under management of about US$150 million.

Betatron Venture Group is a Hong Kong and Singapore-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs B2B asset-light technology startups across Asia, spanning industries such as manufacturing, logistics, construction, finance, trade, communications, environmental technology and healthcare. Founded in 2016, the firm emphasizes cross-border growth, enterprise-sales enablement, and sector-specific insights to help portfolio companies scale across multiple Asian markets. It typically writes initial checks up to US$2 million in seed to Series A rounds and can participate in follow-on rounds, pursuing exits through acquisitions or IPOs. The group operates with a no-introducers policy and seeks to align funding with founder needs and regional market dynamics.