Led · Equity · Jan 2026

Founded in 2016, Igloo develops a technology platform that embeds micro-insurance products into the digital customer journeys of e-commerce, fintech and other online partners. The company operates in eight Southeast Asian markets and has facilitated more than 600 million insurance policies to date. Beyond traditional cover, Igloo has moved into climate-resilience insurance, offering data-driven protection against floods, fires and extreme weather events. It recently formed a joint venture with Thailand’s JMT Network Service to launch a fully digital insurer, a blueprint it intends to replicate in Indonesia and the Philippines. Igloo positions itself as an enabler of affordable, retail-focused insurance, leveraging data and partnerships to widen access. Financially, the startup raised over US$26 million in December 2023 and has accumulated US$79.19 million in equity funding from investors such as Openspace Ventures, Cathay Innovations, Blue Orchard and FinnFund.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2025

HappyRobot builds a vertical AI platform of production-ready agents that automate operational tasks across logistics, freight, and customer support. Its agents handle end-to-end work across phone, email, chat, document parsing, web browsing, and backend data entry, combining transcription, LLMs, voice generation, OCR, and browser automation. The platform integrates with TMS, ERP, CRM and other enterprise systems and is already used in production to negotiate shipping rates, book appointments, collect payments, recruit staff, and provide stakeholder updates. Founded in 2023 in Spain, the company emphasizes domain-specific agents tailored to messy, fragmented operational workflows rather than general-purpose copilots. HappyRobot plans to use new funding to expand hiring across engineering, go-to-market, and forward-deployed engineering teams who work on-site with clients to tailor and maintain AI workflows. Its rise is driven by labour shortages, rising operational complexity, and the inefficiencies of fragmented software stacks. HappyRobot builds an agentic AI conversational platform that automates complex logistics communications—handling inbound and outbound calls, carrier negotiations, data capture, load updates, scheduling, and payment-status inquiries. The platform integrates with existing systems to provide real-time analytics, intent detection, and 24/7 operational support. Customers report the AI agents have halved call times and reduced operational costs by roughly one third; by August the system had completed over 100,000 AI-driven calls and the company expects ten times that next year. HappyRobot’s agents answer calls 24/7 with no hold time, enabling human staff to focus on higher-value work. Notable customers include Flexport, Job&Talent, Spot Inc., Syfan Logistics, Best Bay Logistics, and Circle Logistics. The company says it will use new funding to accelerate product development and expand and support its customer base to transform logistics operations.

Participated · Series B · Jun 2025

Voxel develops a site-visibility platform that analyzes footage from customers’ existing cameras to detect safety hazards, risky behaviors, and operational bottlenecks in warehouses, manufacturing plants, distribution centers and other industrial settings. The system converts raw video into actionable alerts and analytics, enabling companies to intervene before accidents occur and to quantify return on safety investments. Following its recent Series B financing, Voxel is focused on scaling globally and deepening product capabilities through strategic partners such as Ericsson. The company is actively hiring across all business units to support this expansion. Financially, Voxel has raised a cumulative $64 million in venture funding, including a $44 million Series B completed earlier in 2025. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article, but management highlights “tangible results” and “immediate ROI” for customers. The firm’s headquarters are in San Francisco.

Participated · Series B · Oct 2024

Air Doctor operates a directory and algorithmic, location-based service that connects travelers with vetted doctors for in-person and remote consultations while handling insurance matching and payments. The product combines provider profiles (including languages and coverage), booking/matching algorithms, and back-end accounting to submit claims and pay doctors, taking service fees and commissions. The company says its platform delivers significant cost and processing savings—about 50% on outpatient claims, 60% for medical assistance providers, and 75% in handling and processing time. Air Doctor has more than 80,000 customers, a directory of 20,000 doctors across 84 countries, and contracts with around 18 major health insurance providers; it has shifted from B2C toward a B2B2C model with insurers referring users. Revenues are growing at roughly 2.5x annually, and the team uses insurer partnerships and travel data to prioritize network expansion and common ailments to cover. The founders, Jenny Cohen Derfler and Yam Derfler, built the network initially through on-the-ground sourcing and embassy recommendations and expanded rapidly during and after the pandemic. Air Doctor connects travelers who fall ill abroad with local private doctors through an intuitive mobile and desktop app. Its outpatient medical network covers 74 countries and includes over 20,000 medical professionals across 2,000 cities, offering in‑person and telemedicine consultations. The company says it has tens of thousands of registered users and employs over 60 people based in Israel and Europe. Air Doctor raised $20M in a recent funding round and had previously raised $10.9M since its 2018 launch. The new capital will be used to hire developers, expand product and marketing teams, grow the vetted medical professional network—particularly in the US and Europe—and open additional international offices. The company positions its service as addressing increased demand for travel medical assistance and travel insurance digitization following the COVID‑19 pandemic. Air Doctor operates a digital marketplace that lets travelers search for and book local private physicians by location, language, specialty, and cost. The platform is used typically via travel insurance or customer perks and provides access to doctors across 42 countries on five continents. Air Doctor positions itself to reduce insurer claim costs by steering patients to outpatient care and streamlining payments, while increasing physicians’ income and digital presence. The company emphasizes providing care in patients’ native languages to improve outcomes and traveler control. Founded in 2016, Air Doctor has attracted institutional backing and plans to expand its medical network and R&D capabilities internationally across the insurance, telecom, and credit card industries.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2024

Arkhel Technologies develops digital services to enable a decarbonized society, centered on two core products: AAKEL eFleet (smart charge/discharge management for EV fleets) and AAKEL eCarbon (GHG visualization and reduction simulation). AAKEL eFleet automates EV charging and fleet management using AI and IoT to optimize charging during low-cost periods; AAKEL eCarbon calculates, visualizes, and simulates emissions-reduction measures. The company also offers consulting that covers GHG measurement, strategy formulation, and implementation to provide end-to-end decarbonization support. Arkhel has received recognition including APAC Cleantech 25 selection, B Corporation certification, and several Japanese awards. It regularly engages in local sustainability activities (beach cleanups, tree planting, SDGs contests) and is positioning its products for wider social implementation. Following a pre-Series A raise of ¥225 million, Arkhel plans to expand system functionality, strengthen its platform for global deployment, and scale marketing to accelerate service rollout.