• All G Foods

  Participated · Series A · Aug 2022

  All G Foods is developing high-value milk proteins through a proprietary precision-fermentation platform, allowing it to create bovine and human lactoferrin with high purity (>95%) and scalable yields. The company has completed pilot-scale production of recombinant bovine lactoferrin, has self-affirmed GRAS status for adult nutrition in the U.S., and secured approval for personal-care use in China. Its first commercial product, a bovine lactoferrin powder, is planned for launch in late 2025, followed by human lactoferrin in early 2026. To accelerate scale-up and commercialization, All G formed a joint venture with French dairy-bioactives leader Armor Protéines, leveraging Armor’s manufacturing expertise and global distribution relationships. All G has filed multiple patents covering micelle assembly, scalable manufacture and human milk compositions. The company’s technology aims to lower costs, improve supply stability and broaden access to lactoferrin, which traditionally requires thousands of litres of cow’s milk per kilogram produced. Headquartered in Waterloo, New South Wales, the firm positions itself at the intersection of early-life nutrition, adult health supplements and precision-fermented bioactives.

• CaterSpot

  Led · Equity · Apr 2016

  Caterspot operates a platform that connects corporate customers with caterers and event food providers, focusing exclusively on B2B orders (never taking orders for fewer than 10 people). The company was founded in January of this year by former Rocket Internet executives and is headquartered in Hong Kong. It currently lists about 150 caterers on its platform with roughly 50 more joining imminently, and reports that 80% of sales come from corporate clients. Caterspot says it has low churn rates and is scaling carefully to build loyalty and a sustainable unit economics model. The startup includes unconventional options such as popup bars for events and aims to keep commissions healthy and costs low to reach profitability in each city it launches. Management plans to lock down its business model in Hong Kong and Singapore before expanding to additional markets across Asia and Australia next year.

No current team members are available.