Led · Series A · Aug 2026

GraphAI builds enterprise AI data infrastructure and operates the Akasic platform, which covers data connection, collection, transformation, AI inference, and agentic AI execution environments. The company is engaged in partnerships and proofs-of-concept with large customers in the financial and telecommunications sectors. GraphAI recently closed a $12 million Series A, bringing total funding to 20.6 billion won (about $14.7 million). It plans to use the new funding to introduce new product lines, expand into global markets, and strengthen its core R&D team. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the provided article.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2026

BAT is a brand-scaling company that supports over 35 beauty labels—among them 12 Olive Young private-label lines, Dr.G, Biodance and Whipped—through marketing, media buying and global e-commerce operations. Its proprietary algorithm powers an AI agent that is integrated with the firm’s unified workspace "AEer," automating campaign management across channels such as Amazon and TikTok Shop. The company booked roughly ₩853 billion (about KRW 85.3 billion) in 2024 revenue and turned profitable that year. Preliminary 2025 figures indicate that overall revenue growth has leveled off while operating profit has increased, with K-beauty segment sales soaring from ₩3.6 billion in 2024 to ₩18 billion in 2025. BAT intends to invest in further AI solution upgrades, expand its global e-commerce infrastructure and launch its own private-label brands. Management has set a goal of reaching a ₩1 trillion valuation and achieving unicorn status by 2030.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2026

Founded in 2017 by former Qualcomm engineers and KAIST graduates, Neosapience develops Typecast, a generative voice platform built on proprietary “smart emotion” technology that analyzes scripts line-by-line to deliver context-appropriate tone and delivery. The system produces highly expressive synthetic voices from only a few minutes of source audio, enabling rich performances that extend well beyond the original recording. More than 2 million registered users—including broadcasters, telecom firms, e-commerce companies, and educators—employ Typecast for content creation and localization. The company is expanding its multilingual capabilities, prioritizing English, Spanish, Korean, and Japanese voices. Neosapience is now moving beyond basic voice generation toward real-time conversational AI that can listen, think, and respond. Recent funding is earmarked for global expansion, continued R&D, and further advancement of its emotionally intelligent speech synthesis.

Participated · Series B · Dec 2025

Logpresso builds a unified security platform that combines open, extensible XDR with AI agent–based security operations to help organizations detect and respond to threats. Its technology features lightweight large language model (sLLM) functionality and can run in closed networks, allowing analysts to conduct natural-language investigations such as asking the system to find and assess potential data exfiltration events. The company is rolling out an alliance program with 14 domestic security vendors and plans to formally launch the XDR product in the first half of next year. Having proven its software-as-a-service capability with multiple Korean customers, Logpresso intends to enter Japan first and then expand into North America and Western Europe. Management is targeting an initial public offering in 2028, with Daishin Securities serving as lead underwriter. Including the new investment, Logpresso has raised a cumulative ₩230 billion (approximately US$170 million) since its 2019 seed round and 2023 Series A. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article.

Participated · Series B · Nov 2025

Founded in 2020 by KAIST aerospace engineering alumnus Seung-Hyun Yoon, ADRO is an aerotech company that designs and sells aerodynamic body-kits for 12 car brands, including Tesla, BMW, Toyota and Porsche. Its 230+ SKUs not only change styling but also reduce drag and increase downforce; a real-world test on a Tesla Model Y demonstrated a 4.1 % drag reduction and a 4.6 % energy-efficiency gain. Roughly 90 % of the firm’s sales come from overseas, spanning 21 countries, with U.S. revenue tripling from ₩1.8 billion in 2023 to ₩5.2 billion in 2024. Consolidated revenue reached about ₩11 billion in 2024, up 93 % year-on-year, and the company reported ₩6.5 billion for the first half of 2025, a 46 % increase over the prior-year period. ADRO is also building AOX (Aerodynamic Optimization eXperience), a cloud-based, no-code AI simulation tool that promises CFD-level analysis in minutes; beta launch is planned for CES 2026. Partnerships with HP and AWS for AOX’s cloud infrastructure are under discussion. Proceeds from the latest funding will support new product development, U.S. offline center build-out, a German subsidiary, and continued AOX development.