Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “TSE”) announced the launch of TSE Asia Startup Hub on March 25, 2024, with the aim of building an ecosystem that supports the growth of promising Asian startups. Additional partners and observers were made public on July 30, 2024.
We hereby announce that 21 venture capitals and 1 bank, which invest in unlisted Asian companies, have joined TSE Asia Startup Hub as the third batch of partners.
This brings the total number of 52 partners and 4 observers.
TSE continues to develop the TSE Asia Startup Hub initiative by publicizing the companies to be supported and providing useful support measures along with the partners.
For more information on TSE Asia Startup Hub, please see this webpage.
- Korea Development Bank
2. Venture Capital
- CAC CAPITAL Co., Ltd.
- CDIB Capital Group
- Cool Japan Fund Inc.
- CyberAgent Capital, Inc.
- Daiwa Corporate Investment Co., Ltd.
- Genesia Ventures, Inc.
- Global Brain Corporation
- Gobi Partners
- IMM Investment Japan Corp.
- Incubate Fund KK
- IndoGen Capital
- IT-Farm Corporation
- JAFCO Investment (Asia Pacific) Ltd
- JIC Venture Growth Investments Co., Ltd.
- KK FUND (KK Investment Management Pte. Ltd.)
- Monk’s Hill Ventures Pte. Ltd.
- Rebright Partners Pte. Ltd.
- SBI Investment Co., Ltd.
- Spiral Ventures Pte. Ltd.
- The University of Tokyo Edge Capital Partners Co., Ltd.
- VentureTECH Sdn. Bhd.
Source: TSE
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