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Shinsei Corporate Investment

Nihonbashi Muromachi Nomura Building, 4-3 Nihonbashi-muromachi 2-chome, Tokyo, Chuo-ku, 103-8303, Japan

Overview

Shinsei Corporate Investment supports the creation and development of the business.

Total investments
15
Lead investments
2
Investments · 12mo
1
Active investors
1

Sector focus

  • Finance
  • Financial Services
  • Venture Capital
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Investment portfolio

  • RevComm

    Participated · Series B · Jul 2026

    RevComm offers phone-call analysis AI MiiTel Phone, web-conference analysis AI MiiTel Meetings with transcription and talk-analysis features, and an in-person conversation analysis product MiiTel RecPod. The company was founded in July 2017 and is headquartered in Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (Marunouchi Building, 28th floor). Its reported capital is ¥935,000,000. The product portfolio focuses on visualizing telephone sales and customer responses and on providing AI-enabled transcription and talk analysis for meetings. The available articles do not disclose revenue, user counts, or other operating metrics. The company has been the subject of prior fundraising coverage referenced in the announcement.

  • YeLL

    Led · Series B · Jun 2024

    エール offers external online 1on1 services and related training products (YeLL聴くトレ, YeLLキャリトレ, YeLLフィールド) that pair employees with outside supporters to improve listening, career thinking, and on-the-job practice. The company recently renamed and expanded its product lineup from two to three offerings and cut per-user pricing from ¥20,000/month to ¥10,000/month (tax excluded) to enable large-scale corporate adoption. Its service has been implemented in 273 organizations and uses a pool of over 3,500 supporters; cumulative 1on1 session volume is approaching 100,000 and users grew roughly 280% over three years since the January 2021 Series A. エール emphasizes repeated training plus practice and online learning content to embed listening as organizational culture. The company plans to accelerate large-scale enterprise deployment, expand the supporter base and its online learning offerings, and scale its organizational-impact model. Financially, the company completed a Series B raise of ¥320 million, bringing cumulative fundraising to ¥520 million. Analysis of 4,015 participants' sessions showed behavioral change for about 80% of people, which the company cites as evidence of impact.

  • QibiTech

    Participated · Equity · Mar 2024

    Qibitech, founded in 2011 by members from the University of Tokyo JSK lab, builds intelligent robot systems and an autonomous remote-assistance platform named HATS. The HATS platform bundles remote-control, simulation, multi-robot intelligent control, long-term operational improvement, maintenance, and remote-support functions to accelerate robot adoption. Qibitech aims to package these functions so customers can pick needed features for faster, lower-cost introductions in logistics warehouses, factories, and commercial facilities, while continuing and expanding contract development work. The company emphasizes semi-automation to enable human-robot cooperation and to address labor shortages. In this round it raised approximately ¥810 million and has secured cumulative funding of over ¥1 billion across three financings. Proceeds will be used to strengthen engineering and sales hiring, secure lab space, and expand product development and go-to-market capabilities for HATS and related services.

  • HIGHRESO

    Participated · Equity · Feb 2024

    Highreso delivers on-demand access to the latest GPUs via its GPUSOROBAN cloud, letting enterprises and research institutions spin up AI-ready compute from as little as ¥50 per hour. The company lowers operating costs by locating data centers in regional areas, leveraging outside-air cooling, and renovating unused facilities such as closed schools. Since opening its first GPU-dedicated data center in Ishikawa in 2019, Highreso has added a site in Takamatsu (opened December 2024) and plans new facilities in Saga (August 2025) and Ayagawa, Kagawa (2026). The firm earned NVIDIA’s “Best CSP Partner of the Year” award in 2022 and was certified under Japan’s METI Cloud Program in April 2024. Founded in December 2007 by CEO Yoshiyuki Shikura, Highreso is now channeling fresh capital into expanding AI infrastructure to capture domestic and broader Asian demand. The company previously secured roughly ¥1.2 billion in financing in October 2024, although no revenue or user figures were disclosed in the article.

  • M&A Bazaar

    Participated · Seed · Dec 2023

    M&Aバザール is a consulting firm specialized in matching in the SMB M&A market and operates the proprietary "M&Aバザール方式." The service focuses on buyer discovery rather than advisory, charging no matching fees to buyer companies and later introducing FA advisors to sellers once buyers are identified. The company says this fee structure can structurally increase sellers' sale prices and resolves adviser conflict‑of‑interest issues. As of November 2023, M&Aバザール has accumulated 1,480 buyer acquisition needs across industries. The firm plans to use newly raised capital to further discover buyer candidates and strengthen marketing to expand adoption of both the FA approach and the M&Aバザール方式. M&Aバザール was founded on January 18, 2023 and is based in Nihombashi Kabutocho, Chuo‑ku, Tokyo; its cumulative funding stands at ¥105,000,000.

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