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Jungle Ventures is one of Southeast Asia's largest independent venture capital firms based in Singapore. We invest in early to growth-stage startups in India and Southeast Asia across B2B and B2C themes, forming long-term partnerships with Founders from idea to IPO and beyond.
Jungle Ventures | LinkedIn. Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals. Singapore, Singapore 36,218 followers. Singapore based VC that invests in regional or global technology category...
We invest in founders with the imagination, tenacity & collaborative spirit needed to turn big ideas into even bigger businesses. Seed to IPO partners to the most outstanding founders in India and Southeast Asia.
We Build to Last when we build together. Jungle partners & expert operating teams pride themselves on removing your barriers to growth & helping you to seize expansion opportunities.
May 17, 2022 · Singapore-based venture firm Jungle Ventures is digging deeper into Southeast Asia and India with the close of its fourth fund. Fund IV totals $600 million, with $450 million for new...
Sep 12, 2021 · Southeast Asia’s funding boom is set to continue, with Jungle Ventures announcing today the $225 million first close of its fourth fund. Fund IV started raising in mid-May and is targeting a ...
Sep 15, 2022 · Singapore-based Jungle Ventures will triple its investment team in India in the next six months, founding partner Amit Anand told ET in an interview.The company, which closed its fourth $600 million fund in May, has a team of four professionals in New Delhi and Bengaluru.
Sep 13, 2021 · Since launching its first early-stage fund in 2012, Singapore-based Jungle Ventures has become one of the fastest-growing local VC firms in the city-state with assets under management of about $600 million.
Nov 30, 2016 · Singapore’s Jungle Ventures today confirmed the final close of its newest $100 million fund for investments in Southeast Asia. The firm announced plans for the fund, which is its second, in...
Sep 13, 2021 · Jungle Ventures raised $225 million in the first close of its fourth fund as the venture capital firm seeks to replicate its successes in startups across Southeast Asia and India.
