• Oyika

  Participated · Series B · Apr 2023

  Oyika develops a network of battery charging and swapping stations for electric two‑wheelers and provides a mobile app that shows nearby stations and their capacity. The company partners with electric two‑wheeler manufacturers and operators to connect vehicles to its swap network. Oyika plans to accelerate expansion, grow its network of swap stations, and onboard more clients with support from new investors. After the Series B, the company’s valuation rose to US $62.7 million. In 2021 Oyika announced plans to raise $100 million to roll out 30,000 power subscription plans across Indonesia and had a goal to capture 0.5% of Southeast Asia’s 250 million motorbikes by 2026. Oyika was founded in 2018 by Carl Wong and Jinsi Lee and is based in Singapore.

• Zeabuz

  Participated · Seed · Feb 2023

  Zeabuz develops autonomous maritime systems and is pursuing a dual-use strategy across commercial (civilian) and defense & security markets. In 2026 the company reported multiple new contracts and described the year as shaping up to be its strongest, noting a shift from pilot projects to full-scale deployments. Zeabuz aims to scale internationally and expand its delivery capacity to meet growing partner demand for operational autonomous systems. The company counts a mix of existing and new investors backing its growth and is positioning to influence evolving regulatory frameworks and market adoption for maritime autonomy. Leadership changes accompanying the funding include Eirik Barclay joining as Executive Chair to support governance and commercial expansion.

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