Quest Ventures

What is Quest Ventures?

Quest Ventures is a top venture capital firm headquartered in Singapore, specializing in investments across various stages including Seed, Series A, Series B, Early Stage, Series C, and Pre-IPO.

They focus on startups that exhibit scalability and replicability in large internet communities in Asia. Quest Ventures invests a minimum of $500,000 and up to a maximum of $1,000,000 in potential high-growth companies.

Their investment thesis encompasses the overarching digital economy strategy within the Asia region, with particular attention to sectors such as artificial intelligence, e-commerce and marketplaces, entertainment, finance, food, insurance, logistics, media, property, sports, and the Islamic digital economy.

Notable portfolio companies include 99.co, Carousell, Carro, Glife, Hepmil, Kamereo, Oddle, Shopback, VulcanPost, and Xfers.

Furthermore, Quest Ventures engages in enterprise innovation initiatives in collaboration with Silicon Valley's Applied Innovation Institute, to drive transformation for sectors that are at risk. They cover alternative food, aviation, banking, insurance, logistics & transportation, oil & gas, and smart cities, with clients including Applied Materials, Coca-Cola, HP, Nissan, and Tencent.

Additionally, Quest Ventures is committed to impact capital initiatives and has a multi-dimensional environment, social, and governance strategy. This includes financial inclusion, gender equality, healthcare, and education, with impact initiatives in advocacy, investment, partner benefits, and collaboration with ventures.

Beyond capital investment, the firm provides support through their proprietary accelerators and innovation programs, such as Startup Singapore Quest, Vietnam Global Innovation, and Web3 Accelerator. By 2024, their portfolio expanded to over 150 venture-backed companies across 150 cities in Asia, creating significant employment opportunities and contributing to regional economic growth.

What they say:

We invest in startups with scalability and replicability in large internet communities in Asia.