Participated · Series B · May 2026

Stride provides financing solutions that let households and SMEs pay for rooftop solar installations through flexible payment plans instead of large upfront costs. The company operates in Vietnam and targets rapid adoption of residential and commercial rooftop solar, leveraging a network of installers and digital project-management tools. Following the $15 million Series B led by Lightrock and TRIREC’s Accelerate7, with participation from Clime Capital and UOB Venture Management, Stride plans to scale operations domestically and expand across Southeast Asia. It will deploy capital to expand its installer network, improve digital tools for project management, and uphold quality-control standards across projects. The company’s growth strategy aligns with rising rooftop solar capacity in Vietnam and increased investor interest in decentralized clean-energy finance.

Led · Equity · Jul 2024

Nami Distributed Energy is described in the announcement as a Vietnam-based clean energy company. The company received a $10 million investment from Singapore-based Clime Capital. The funding is intended to support Nami's accelerated growth. The announcement states the investment aims to increase Nami's positive impact on Vietnamese businesses. No operating metrics, prior funding rounds, or financial details were disclosed in the announcement. Clime Capital is identified as a Singapore-based venture capital and private equity firm.

Participated · Equity · Jul 2024

Xurya operates as a solar service provider that offers customers a "no-investment" leasing system for adopting solar. Its one-stop solution covers PLTS feasibility studies, installation, operation and maintenance. The model lets users deploy solar without upfront capital through the leasing arrangement. On July 1, 2024 the company announced a $55 million strategic investment. The financing was led by the Norway Climate Investment Fund, with participation from Swedfund, Clime Capital, British International Investment and AC Ventures. The article does not disclose operating metrics, use of proceeds, or other financial details. Launched in 2018 in Indonesia, Xurya offers a no-investment leasing approach and an all-in-one PLTS solution covering feasibility studies, installation, operation, and maintenance (including component replacement). The company serves a range of sectors including manufacturing (food & beverage, FMCG, construction materials, metals, textiles, garments), cold storage, logistics centers, hotels, and shopping malls. Xurya says it has completed over 50 PLTS projects and maintains a portfolio of multi-megawatt power-generating installations. Notable customers include Tokopedia, Traveloka, MGM Bosco, and Plaza Indonesia. The company reported a 3x increase in its PLTS in 2021. Xurya intends to use new funding to continue building rooftop solar capacity and to invest in technology and human resources.

Led · Equity · Jun 2024

Mober is a Philippine green logistics services provider operating an all-electric delivery fleet for corporate clients including IKEA, Kuehne+Nagel, Nespresso, Monde Nissin, Nestle, Maersk, and SM Appliance Center. Founded in July 2015, the company positions itself as Southeast Asia’s biggest EV delivery operator focused on decarbonizing delivery without heavy upfront fees. Mober purchases EVs directly from OEMs and customizes them to meet operational specifications, and it is developing a proprietary Battery Management System to improve vehicle efficiency and longevity. With the new funding, Mober plans to build a 3,000 square meter charging facility by early 2025 and expand its fleet to 238 vehicles. It will also install pocket charging stations across northern and southern Luzon to support long-haul operations and is investing in workforce inclusion by training female drivers and assemblers. Mober operates an electric-vehicle delivery platform in the Philippines focused on eco-friendly logistics for retailers and enterprises. The company is expanding its EV fleet and infrastructure to support same-day and home-delivery services. It launched a flagship EV charging station in Pasay City to serve its growing fleet and customers such as IKEA Philippines. Mober is developing a Transport Management System (TMS) to maximize delivery efficiency and to track carbon-dioxide savings from EV use. The company plans to electrify all of IKEA Philippines’s home deliveries by 2025 and to extend eco-friendly delivery options to clients like SM Appliance Center. Mober also partners with major logistics and consumer firms including Kuehne + Nagel, Nestle, and Maersk to support broader green transitions in retail logistics.