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New fund provides investors a unique opportunity to invest in high-performing companies in their growth “hockey-stick” phase and to co-invest alongside other marquee investors. Investors participating include Mynavi Corporation of Japan, Mr. B.V.R. Mohan Reddy of Cyient, Mr. Nandkumar Seksaria
Capria, a leading Global South venture capital investor, marks its first investment in India’s agri-tech sector. It has previously invested in prominent agri-tech startups, including Agrofy in Latin America and EdenFarm in Indonesia. BharatAgri to grow its personalized advisory-led farm
I asked ChatGPT: Please write me 1000 words on what kinds of companies will be needed to help retrain and empower knowledge workers whose jobs will be reduced or eliminated due to advances in generative AI like ChatGPT. ChatGPT’s verbatim
Revolutionizing the farm-to-market ecosystem in Indonesia Agriculture is a vital cog in the Indonesian economy and society. It accounts for 13% of the country’s GDP and employs 29% of the workforce. Small farmers form the backbone of this sector, with
Led by TMI, Telkomsel’s investment arm, alongside AC Ventures, Capria Ventures, AppWorks, among other investors. Capria, a leading Global South venture capital investor, makes its second investment in Indonesia with EdenFarm following its recent investment in Alami. This also marks
After twenty-three years of investing in a hundred VC funds and mentoring a good number of professionals who transitioned from principals to partners, I have seen many successful incorporations of new blood into the partnerships. Also, many who failed to
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Unitus Ventures, a leading venture capital firm in India, is joining forces with its US affiliate Capria Ventures, a Global South specialist, to operate with a unified global strategy under a single brand, Capria Ventures.
