Participated · Series A · Dec 2023

Klinik Pintar is a medical services provider that offers vaccinations, COVID testing, home-visit services, and telemedicine. The company serves users with a range of clinical and remote-care offerings. Recently it announced an oversubscribed financing round, signaling investor interest in its model. Klinik Pintar secured $5 million in an A1 financing round. The round was led by Altara Ventures with participation from Infocom and existing backers Golden Gate Ventures, Skystar Capital, and Venturra. No operating metrics, location, or founding year were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Equity · Oct 2023

Spectee is a Tokyo-based resilience technology company that develops Spectee SCR, a cloud platform enabling manufacturers to map multi-tier supply chains, monitor real-time risk signals, and collaborate with suppliers to counter disasters, geopolitical shocks, and other threats. The software aggregates live data to give instant visualization of crises, allowing users to identify hidden vulnerabilities across global operations. In addition to risk detection, the platform provides collaboration tools so suppliers and OEMs can coordinate responses within the same interface. The firm positions itself as a critical partner for manufacturers seeking to strengthen business continuity and ESG compliance. To date Spectee has raised ¥3.25 billion in cumulative funding, fueling product enhancements and market expansion. The latest capital will be used to scale the business and further develop Spectee SCR’s feature set. Spectee is led by CEO Kenjiro Murakami.

Participated · Series C · Sep 2022

Docquity operates a closed, GDPR- and HIPAA-compliant community that verifies doctors and enables peer-to-peer collaboration, case discussions, and continuing medical education. The platform partners with more than 250 medical associations to develop learning modules and has enabled doctors to earn 4.2 million CME credits to date. Docquity says it is the largest community of healthcare professionals in Southeast Asia with more than 350,000 doctors, and about 50,000 doctors take courses on the platform each month; it hosts roughly 500 lectures monthly. The company has three product initiatives: Docquity Academy for partnered learning content, Docquity Clinic for follow-up patient consultations, and Docquity Insights to analyze engagement data. It also runs a Patient Adherence Program to improve affordability and has served close to 600 breast cancer patients in the Philippines through that program. Docquity was founded in 2015, is headquartered in Singapore, has a team of 300, and maintains a tech hub in Gurgoan plus offices across Southeast Asia and Taiwan.