• Motif Technologies

  Participated · Series B · May 2026

  Motif Technologies focuses on developing proprietary AI foundation models and enterprise AX solutions, emphasizing a 'pure proprietary design' approach rather than reusing foreign open-source model structures. The company has released models including the open-source Motif-2.6B, the Motif-Image-6B image-generation model, and Motif-2-12.7B, which ranked first in Korea on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index (AAII). Motif was selected for the Ministry of Science and ICT’s Independent AI Foundation Model project and is working with 17 institutions to build a 300B-class inference LLM. It aims to advance to 310B-class Visual Language Models and 320B-class Visual Language Action models and stresses full-stack capabilities spanning model R&D, GPU infrastructure, operations, post-training, and RLHF. The company recently raised 24 billion won in a Series B to fund these development and commercialization efforts.

• Fount

  Led · Series C · Oct 2021

  Fount is a robo-advisor founded in November 2015 that offers an AI-powered investment platform which builds and rebalances diversified portfolios for users. Its BlueWhale product analyzes more than 52,000 cases of global economic data and market indices to propose customized portfolios. The company serves a core demographic of users aged 20–49 and reported about 260,000 registered users as of June 2021. Fount reported roughly $730 million in assets under management as of March 2021 and provides services to about 20 South Korea–based B2B clients, including Hana Financial Investment, Samsung Life Insurance, MetLife and Hyundai Motor Securities. The company says it will continue to focus on the domestic market and does not have concrete plans for overseas expansion.

• H2O Hospitality

  Participated · Series C · Sep 2021

  H2O Hospitality builds an ICT-based, integrated hotel management system (CMS, PMS, RMS, FMS) that automates front- and backend processes including reservations, room management and front desk duties. The company says its system can reduce fixed operating costs by 50% while increasing revenue by as much as 20%. Founded in 2015 in South Korea, H2O expanded to Japan in 2017 through acquisitions and bought contactless hotel solution ImGATE and creator startup Replace in 2021. It currently operates approximately 7,500 accommodations across Tokyo, Osaka, Seoul, Busan and Bangkok. Revenue grew by as much as 30% during the pandemic, though growth has moderated to roughly 5–15% post COVID-19; onboarding of properties and tools like automated dynamic pricing and diverse sales channels have driven recent revenue. H2O plans further expansion in South Korea and Japan and intends to enter Singapore and Indonesia in Q4 2022 while investing in R&D to advance customer channel solutions and contactless check-in systems for its Southeast Asia push.

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