Led · Seed · Apr 2026

Nightify operates a platform aimed at consolidating booking and operational workflows for nightlife venues. The company positions itself to address fragmentation in bookings and operations across Southeast Asia. Following the seed raise, Nightify plans to use the funding to scale its platform and expand its market presence in the region. The company announced a US$500,000 seed round led by A2D Ventures to support that growth. The report did not disclose revenue, user metrics, or a valuation.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2025

LineWise builds a multi-agent industrial AI platform that ingests sensor data, event logs, OEM manuals, and past fixes to deliver rapid root-cause analysis and troubleshooting guidance. The company positions its system as a 24/7 “virtual engineer” to reduce unplanned stoppages and defect-driven losses in factories. LineWise has secured five paid pilots with large manufacturers, including NASDAQ-listed leaders in packaging, food & beverage, and consumer electronics. The company will use the $1.1M pre-seed to scale its AI engineering platform, expand operations across North America and Asia, and enhance defect prevention and troubleshooting capabilities. LineWise was founded by Tanachart (James) Kujareevanich, Zhichu Ren, and Wenbo Zhang and is based in San Francisco, CA.

Participated · Seed · May 2024

BANIQL is developing a novel extraction technology aimed at making nickel and cobalt recovery from laterites more sustainable and less environmentally damaging. The company says its process can reduce chemical use, water and energy consumption compared with conventional techniques. BANIQL is pursuing a pending U.S. patent for its approach and plans to use seed capital to establish a pre-pilot facility and expand engineering and R&D staff. The seed proceeds will also support product development, partnerships, operations, and patent development. BANIQL identifies Indonesia as its primary target market (holding large nickel reserves) and is also pursuing markets in South Korea, Australia, and the Philippines. The article cites industry projections that the battery raw materials market could grow to $60 billion by 2030, with a combined market potential of $120 billion and $1–$3 billion in potential revenue if BANIQL achieves vertical integration.

Led · Seed · Jan 2024

UniFAHS develops bacteriophage-based solutions to promote sustainable food production and combat antimicrobial resistance across the farm-to-fork supply chain. The company holds patented phage solutions aimed at improving food safety and enabling climate-friendly agricultural practices. UniFAHS emphasises a “one health” approach, integrating human, animal and environmental health considerations into its products. Co-founded by Dr Kitiya Vongkamjan and Chalita Wongpukdee, the company focuses on scaling phage technology deployment in agricultural settings. UniFAHS intends to use its latest funding to expand and commercialize its bacteriophage technology for sustainable agriculture. The company is based in Bangkok, Thailand.

Participated · Series C · May 2014

Led by CEO Guillaume d’Eyssautier, DelfMEMS develops MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical-Systems) switching solutions for RF communications. The company uses a new integrated micro-mechanical building block backed by an IP portfolio that includes seven key patents. Its switch is an anchorless, push-pull mechanical device deflected by electrostatic forces to switch RF signals. The design aims to improve insertion loss, linearity, integration, hot switching behavior, switching time and power consumption to simplify RF architectures. DelfMEMS closed $7.4M in Series C funding and intends to use the proceeds to consolidate the organization and be ready for a production ramp-up by the end of 2014. Backers in the round included FSN PME – Ambition Numérique fund, Iris Capital, VIVES, Capitalaria and early investors and business angels. DelfMEMS, founded in 2005 and based in Villeneuve d'Ascq, France, develops ohmic RF MEMS switches aimed at enabling tunability for next-generation wireless communications. Its core product is MEMS switching solutions for RF communication applications. The company raised $10.5M in a Series B to accelerate the industrialisation of its products. Management changes accompanied the round: Guillaume D’Eyssautier was appointed CEO while founder Olivier Millet will remain on the board as chief strategy and marketing officer. The company said the funds will be used to qualify first design wins and to validate DelfMEMS' manufacturing process, including thin-film packaging with a U.S. high-volume manufacturing partner. The stated goal is to support an aggressive production ramp-up of customers to penetrate the market.