Led · Series C · Apr 2026

Toggle Holdings develops AI products and solutions—notably its "toggle agent"—to automate workflows end to end and also operates digital infrastructure for the real-estate sector. The company positions its technology to be applicable across industries as it pursues industry-wide AI adoption. Toggle plans to use new capital to expand AI-related functionality, grow through alliances, and hire sales talent to accelerate business growth. The recent financing combined issuance of Class C preferred shares to global institutional investors and bank borrowings, and included secondary share transfers among existing shareholders. Founded in June 2020 and headquartered in Minato-ku, Tokyo, Toggle said the round represents its first engagement with global institutional investors. The company cites its mission to overcome person-dependent knowledge in real estate and drive broader industrial transformation via AI.

Participated · Series C · Apr 2026

Founded in 2020 and headquartered in South Korea, Upstage builds large language models (including its SOLAR LLM) and a document processing solution called Document PATH. Its product suite focuses on converting unstructured data into actionable insights through document parsing and information extraction to automate enterprise workflows. The company targets industries such as insurance, healthcare, and finance. Following the Series C, Upstage achieved a valuation above 1 trillion won and plans to expand GPU infrastructure and hire global AI talent. It also intends to scale operations internationally, particularly across the U.S. and Japan. The article did not disclose revenue, user counts, or other operating metrics.

Participated · Series A · Apr 2024

Founded in 2021, Landit develops and operates SYNC PORT, a cloud-based parking-management SaaS that helps property owners digitalize and optimize their parking and short-stop spaces. The company’s mission is to “provide optimal value and abundance to society and become indispensable to people’s lives.” By bringing DX (digital transformation) to parking operations, Landit aims to streamline reservations, payments, and real-time space utilization. Although detailed operating metrics were not disclosed, the startup has secured ¥3.2 billion in funding to accelerate product development and market expansion. The fresh capital is expected to bolster its inside-sales team and support further penetration of the real-estate and mobility sectors. Landit positions itself at the intersection of real estate technology and smart mobility infrastructure, targeting both commercial facilities and urban landlords.

Participated · Series C · Mar 2023

Kream is a reselling platform that lets users buy, sell and trade luxury goods such as handbags, clothing and accessories. The company reported monthly active users rose to 5.3 million from 2.2 million since last October, and its gross merchandise value grew 270% in Q3 and 190% in Q4 year-over-year. Kream operates an inspection center and is implementing an authentication program to reduce counterfeit goods; items are inspected before sale and completed transactions do not allow refunds, though buyers can resell. The company employs around 100 people and has made minority investments in Asian peers including Japan’s Soda, Thailand’s Sasom and Malaysia’s Shake Hands to strategically connect resale platforms across Asia. It plans to use new capital to make more investments mainly in Asia, add more luxury items and emerging brands to the platform, and expand staff. Kream was spun off from Snow, a camera app branch of Naver, in January 2021 and has now raised over $266 million to date.

Participated · Series C · Jan 2023

Backpackr operates idus, a marketplace for handmade goods and a creator services ecosystem that also includes crowdfunding platform Tumblbug and a creator subscription service called Steadio. The company positions itself as a one-stop-shop for creators, enabling sellers to open online boutiques, crowdfund projects and connect with fans through classes and subscriptions. Backpackr plans to expand into Southeast Asia in Q2, targeting Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines, with Japan and the U.S. on its longer-term radar. The startup will use new capital to invest in R&D for an AI-powered search and recommendation system and to hire additional employees. As of November, Backpackr reported about 60,000 creators and said it surpassed $804 million in gross merchandise volume; it passed break-even in the second half of last year but remained loss-making in fiscal 2022, and expects to generate profits this year.