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New York City - Boston - Austin - Miami - Seoul - Los Angeles - San Francisco, U.S.A.
Contact this investorsSoftware (Web Marketplace Saas..) • PropTech • IT (& TMT) • Hospitality (& Events) • BioTech • Businesses Solutions • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Retail (& E-Commerce) • A.I. (& Big Data) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Blockchain (& Cryptos) • Web Security (& Privacy) • Developer tools • Future Of Work • Human Resources • Robotics • Real Estate (& Construction) • Music • Investment Management • Consumer • Woman Focused
Flybridge Capital is a seed and early-stage venture capital firm that invests in technology companies. The firm is currently focused on the artificial intelligence, consumer infrastructure, enterprise information technology, big data, dynamic computing architectures and financial technology sectors.
Seoul, U.S.A. - South Korea
Contact this investorsSoftware (Web Marketplace Saas..) • A.I. (& Big Data) • Analytics • Robotics • Aerospace (& Defense) • DeepTech
Seoul - Herzilyah Pituach, Israel
Contact this investorsSoftware (Web Marketplace Saas..) • PropTech • Other • Media • Education • Businesses Solutions • FinTech (& Financials services) • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Retail (& E-Commerce) • IoT (& Wearables) • A.I. (& Big Data) • Blockchain (& Cryptos) • Web Security (& Privacy) • Gaming (& eSports) • Cloud Services (& Infrastructure) • Developer tools • Human Resources • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services) • Real Estate (& Construction) • Investment Management • Mobile • Consumer • UrbanTech
Vintage Investment Partners is an investment firm based in Herzilyah Pituach, Israel. The firm specializes in secondary funds, co-investments and fund-of-funds investments focused on Israel, Europe and the United States. It invests in the semiconductors, information and communications technology, software, internet infrastructure and medical device sectors. The firm was founded in 2002.
Boston - New York - Berlin - Lisbon - San Francisco - Seoul, U.S.A. - Canada
Contact this investorsSoftware (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Media • Businesses Solutions • FinTech (& Financials services) • Retail (& E-Commerce) • Entertainment (& Sports) • A.I. (& Big Data) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Blockchain (& Cryptos) • Gaming (& eSports) • Analytics • Cloud Services (& Infrastructure) • Insurance (& InsurTech) • Payments • DeepTech • Healthcare (& Wellness) • Online Social • Consumer • Woman Focused
Most Interested In
Consumer, hardware, Robotics - Series A/B Next gen of retail - from demand fulfillment to demand generation; looking for experiences; mostly consumer Food tech - less on science and more on automation Smart home - still some categories that are available Computer vision / AI - e.g. applied to all these new camera feeds; automated check out flows Like full stack vertical plays
Not Interested In
Startups going after industrial sectors
Seoul, Korea
Contact this investorsBioTech • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services)
Seoul, Korea
Contact this investorsSoftware (Web Marketplace Saas..) • IT (& TMT) • BioTech • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services)
Seoul, Korea
Contact this investorsIT (& TMT) • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Mobile
, U.S.A.
Contact this investorsSoftware (Web Marketplace Saas..) • IT (& TMT) • Media • BioTech • Businesses Solutions • FinTech (& Financials services) • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • Retail (& E-Commerce) • Entertainment (& Sports) • IoT (& Wearables) • A.I. (& Big Data) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Gaming (& eSports) • Food & Beverage • Insurance (& InsurTech) • Logistics (& Distribution) • Material Science • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services) • DeepTech • Healthcare (& Wellness) • Consumer • Pharmaceutical (& Medicine)
Tel Aviv - Seoul, Korea
Contact this investorsYozma has earned worldwide recognition as the creator of the Israeli venture capital industry. Yozma makes equity investments in technology companies engaged in fields where Israel has demonstrated world leadership. The Group targets high-growth companies in the sectors of Communications, Information Technologies, and Life Sciences. Yozma effectively created the Israeli venture capital market in 1993 through the formation of its first venture fund, Yozma I. Originating from a government program aimed at prompting venture investments in Israel, Yozma I has transformed the domestic landscape of private equity investments. Over a period of three years, the Group established ten drop-down funds, each capitalized with more than $20 million. In parallel Yozma started making direct investments in start-up companies. This marked the beginning of a professionally managed venture capital market in Israel. Today, Yozma's drop-down funds constitute the backbone of the Israeli venture market.
Seoul, Korea
Contact this investorsIncubators
We invest in early-stage startups through monthly angel rounds.
Seoul, Korea
Contact this investorsBioTech • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Cosmetics (& Fashion) • IoT (& Wearables) • Cannabis • Life Science • Pharmaceutical (& Medicine) • Diagnostics
We are a venture capital and accelerator firm that assists startups with their foundational and growth stages.
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South Korea's startup ecosystem benefits from the active participation of top angel investors such as Bo Kim, Sung-Jin Bae, and James Kim. These investors are known for their strategic investments in early-stage startups, providing not only capital but also valuable mentorship and industry connections. They have played pivotal roles in nurturing successful startups like Woowa Brothers (Baedal Minjok) and Viva Republica (Toss).
Leading venture capital firms in South Korea include SoftBank Ventures Asia, Korea Investment Partners, and Altos Ventures. These firms are instrumental in providing significant funding to high-growth startups. SoftBank Ventures Asia, for instance, has invested in over 250 startups globally, with a strong focus on the South Korean market. Korea Investment Partners and Altos Ventures are also highly active, with numerous successful exits and a robust investment portfolio.
The investment size and scope in South Korea's startup ecosystem are substantial. In 2022, South Korean startups raised approximately $6 billion in venture capital. Investments span a wide range of sectors, with significant funding directed towards fintech, healthtech, and gaming. The average deal size has been increasing, reflecting growing investor confidence and the maturing startup landscape.
South Korean venture capital firms and angel investors are highly active, with hundreds of investments made annually. In 2022 alone, there were over 500 investment deals, showcasing the vibrant and dynamic nature of the market. This high volume of investments indicates a healthy pipeline of innovative startups and a competitive investment environment.
Support and mentorship are crucial components of South Korea's startup ecosystem. Organizations like the Seoul Startup Hub and Born2Global Centre provide comprehensive support, including funding, mentorship, and international exposure. These organizations help startups navigate the complexities of scaling their businesses and entering global markets, contributing to the overall growth of the ecosystem.
The future outlook for South Korea's investment market is highly positive. With continuous government support, increasing venture capital activity, and a growing number of successful startups, the ecosystem is poised for further expansion. Emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and renewable energy are expected to drive future growth, attracting both domestic and international investments.
South Korea's startup ecosystem is thriving, supported by top angel investors and leading venture capital firms. The significant investment size and scope, coupled with a high number of investments, provide a strong foundation for future growth. With robust support systems and a positive future outlook, South Korea is set to continue its trajectory as a leading hub for innovation and entrepreneurship in Asia.
