Led · Seed · Jul 2026

Govaly operates a fashion-focused e-commerce platform aiming to become Bangladesh's first digital shopping mall dedicated to fashion and beauty. The company was founded in 2024 by 21-year-old Himel Faraz. Since launch it has rapidly grown its user base and established a network of verified sellers. Govaly plans to use recent funding to accelerate technology development, onboard more brands and sellers, and expand nationwide. Financially, the company completed a $500,000 Seed round led by Accelerating Asia with participation from Singaporean angels and HNIs. No revenue or detailed unit metrics were disclosed in the article.

Led · Seed · Jun 2024

Sova Health develops gut-focused healthcare products and programmes, including gut microbiome tests and probiotic supplements. The company targets common conditions such as irritable bowel syndrome, acidity, constipation, and bloating. It will use recent funding to advance product development, hire talent, and expand its presence across geographies. Sova Health was founded by Tanveer Singh and Max Kushnir. The startup previously raised pre-seed backing from Goodwater Capital, Brinc, IIMA Ventures, and Stanford Angels. Current public reporting does not disclose revenue or user metrics for Sova Health.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2024

PriyoShop operates a B2B retail marketplace focused on procurement and supply-chain digitization for MSMEs across Bangladesh. The company offers an asset-light marketplace model with next-day delivery, digitized logistics support, and full-stack digital infrastructure for brands and suppliers. PriyoShop says its platform helps small businesses secure competitive prices, manage inventory, and boost profit margins. The company reports roughly 55,000 merchants on its platform and aims to positively impact over one million merchants in the coming year. PriyoShop plans to use recent funding to launch innovative retail supply-chain solutions, expand market penetration and geographic reach, and improve its technology infrastructure. It also intends to introduce financing services to better serve MSMEs and retail partners. PriyoShop operates a digital marketplace that connects brands and suppliers with small merchants and consumers, and has built a strong brand presence and last-mile distribution network by working with small retailers. The platform currently makes over 4,000 deliveries per day to 64 districts, a 100% increase from about 2,000 pre-pandemic. PriyoShop plans to use the new funding to scale operations, improve e-commerce supply-chain management, and encourage micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) and rural entrepreneurs to go digital. Specific initiatives include facilitating the shift online for handloom sari weavers in Tangail and improving access to e-commerce in rural areas. The company emphasizes bridging the digital divide and accelerating e-commerce adoption across Bangladesh.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2023

MedEasy operates an online pharmacy platform from Dhaka, Bangladesh that aims to make authentic medicines and consultations more accessible. The company says it has gained the trust of over 150,000 users within two years of inception, demonstrating early traction in the Bangladeshi healthcare market. MedEasy positions itself as a digital lifeline for chronic and underserved patient segments through a data-driven approach. The startup plans product expansions including a subscription feature, a digital vital monitoring system, and an appointment-booking marketplace. Management intends to use new funding to bolster customer acquisition, refine operations, enhance platform features, and support R&D. Investors have highlighted MedEasy’s focus on addressing Bangladesh’s specific healthcare challenges for chronic patients.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2023

Mayani is a Philippine-based B2B agritech innovator operating a multi-point value‑chain platform that links over 144,000 organised smallholder farmers and fisherfolk to B2B buyers. The company provides ancillary agro-services including quality agricultural inputs and rural financial inclusion to boost yields and climate resilience. Mayani reported over three times revenue growth in the same fiscal year and positive margins, indicating strong fundamentals. In 2023 Mayani closed a $1.7M seed round led by AgFunder. The recent strategic partnership with Ninjacart will bring capital plus supply‑chain technology, source traceability and inventory management to improve interoperability, predictive modelling and efficiency. The partnership is intended to support Mayani’s expansion and to jointly build an integrated Asian agri‑food supply chain to accelerate digital innovations across the region. Mayani operates an e-commerce marketplace listing a variety of agricultural produce—including seafood, vegetables, poultry, coffee, and fruits—for both consumers and businesses. Its B2B business, focused on fish, is the core revenue generator and supplies sustainably produced fish to about 500 food service providers, international hotels, food processors and other institutional buyers. The platform works with roughly 139,000 small-scale farmers and fisherfolk and aims to bridge recurring institutional demand with fragmented supply. The company has used recent seed funding to expand supply-chain operations, grow its team, and set up a farmer engagement division to enlarge its farmer footprint. Mayani plans to unlock adjacent services for its producer base such as input provision and trade credit to boost rural incomes and strengthen its ecosystem role. The founders say the long-term goal is to drive digital transformation in the Philippines’ agri-fisheries sector and contribute to national GDP growth.