Openspace Ventures
35 North Canal Road, 04-01, Singapore, Central Singapore, 059291
Overview
Openspace Ventures Openspace, a venture capital firm using active intelligence to find and back Southeast Asian companies creating a transformative impact where tech meets life. The firm was established in 2014, and now has 5 funds, including three funds focused on Series A/B, a mid-stage growth fund (OSV+) and a crypto-focused fund (Ocular), with $650M total committed capital from a range of global and regional institutional investors. It has 5 offices, 32 team members and over 40 portfolio companies. Total follow-on capital raised by our portfolio exceeds $7B. Notable companies in the portfolio include Gojek/GoTo (led Series A), Biofourmis, Halodoc, FinAccel, Love, Bonito, Kumu, Finnomena, Pluang, Finhay and Jiwa Group.
- Total investments
- 55
- Lead investments
- 24
- Investments · 12mo
- 4
- Active investors
- 8
Sector focus
- Financial Services
- Venture Capital
Investment portfolio
- Every Half Coffee Roasters
Led · Series A · Jul 2026
Every Half Coffee Roasters operates a network of specialty coffee cafes and produces specialty-grade coffee, and was founded in 2021 by Tran Le Minh Truc and Vo Duy Phu. The company currently manages 36 specialty cafes across Vietnam, up from 14 a year earlier, a 157% increase in its retail footprint. Management expects the recent expansion to almost triple the company's annual revenue. Beyond retail, Every Half is expanding into consumer packaged goods (CPG) and international distribution of packaged coffee. The company plans further investments in coffee processing, fermentation, roasting technologies and production capacity to improve quality and stability. It also intends to grow its long-term farmer and cooperative partnerships, increasing company-managed plantation area from about 8 hectares in 2025 to 18 hectares in 2026, with a long-term target of 50 hectares.
- Libeara
Participated · Equity · Jun 2026
Libeara provides infrastructure to issue and distribute tokenised regulated digital assets, working with financial institutions and asset managers. The company is focused on scaling institutional-grade tokenised markets and expanding across different markets. Following the US$14 million strategic round, Libeara plans to use the funding to support global expansion and to scale its tokenisation infrastructure. New investors were selected for their regional distribution and ecosystem support, which Libeara says will aid localisation efforts. Backers cited growing institutional demand for regulated infrastructure to support digital asset issuance and real-world asset tokenisation as drivers for the investment. The company expects to leverage partners to broaden access to tokenised regulated assets for more investors globally.
- Eunice
Participated · Seed · Mar 2026
Eunice develops institutional-grade infrastructure that standardises how complex investment decisions are assessed, documented and defended for regulated markets and alternative assets. The company initially focused on digital assets, deploying AI agents to deliver asset-level assessments and helping develop disclosure templates through the UK Financial Conduct Authority’s Regulatory Sandbox. Its platform creates standardised, auditable frameworks that incorporate human oversight to make decision-making transparent and defensible while preserving professional judgement. Eunice is expanding the same infrastructure across broader private markets to meet rising governance, transparency and documentation expectations of institutional investors. The company intends to further develop its AI capabilities and scale commercial operations following its recent funding. No public metrics such as revenue or user counts were disclosed in the available reporting.
- SATURDAYS
Led · Equity · Jan 2026
Founded in 2016 by Suparta and Andrew Kandolha, SATURDAYS offers stylish, affordable eyewear via its website and more than 60 brick-and-mortar locations across 23 Indonesian cities. The company differentiates its physical outlets by pairing optical services with café experiences serving specialty coffee and pastries, creating a lifestyle destination for shoppers. Its omnichannel model targets Indonesia’s growing middle class, aiming to make quality eyewear accessible while building brand loyalty through experiential retail. Management continues to expand store count while leveraging online sales to reach customers beyond major urban centers. Prior funding includes an undisclosed Series A round in 2022 led by Altara Ventures with DSG Consumer Partners, and an undisclosed venture debt facility from Genesis Alternative Ventures in 2023. Early investors also include Alpha JWC and Kinesys Group. The fresh capital is expected to support further retail expansion and operational scaling across the archipelago.
- AMP
Led · Equity · Mar 2025
AMP is an AI-powered eCommerce software platform offering interconnected solutions for metrics analysis, personalized shopping, and tools to recover lost sales. Founded in 2022 and based in Sydney, it serves over 45,000 brands globally, including SKIMS, Kylie Cosmetics, Redbull, Steve Madden, UGG Express, Princess Polly, DISSH, Liquid Death, and Summer Fridays. As part of its growth strategy AMP acquired Back In Stock, a Shopify app that sends back-in-stock notifications, and plans to integrate that technology into its product suite. The company will use the new capital to enhance its AI capabilities, expand product offerings, and strengthen its presence in North America, Europe, and APAC. It also aims to onboard 25,000 new customers and continues to provide solutions that help businesses scale and optimize operations. AMP emphasizes recovering lost sales and delivering personalized shopping experiences for a wide range of eCommerce brands. Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Sydney, AMP offers an interconnected, end-to-end eCommerce platform of high-performance apps built to power and scale eCommerce businesses. The company was started by multi-exit entrepreneurs Cameron Priest (TradeGecko) and Patrick Barnes (Advocately) after observing merchants use dozens of disparate apps that rarely worked together. AMP has expanded its suite through three acquisitions: checkout and conversion startup AppHQ, shipping solution Addition, and analytics tool Lifetimely. The platform has grown from 0 to 20k customers in 18 months, including brands such as Feastables, Liquid Death, True Classic and Hydro Flask. Over the next year AMP plans significant additions to its solution suite, more integrations, partnerships, and improvements to existing products. The company says the recent funding will support team expansion and accelerate product development through a mix of building and buying best-in-class software.