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Manila's startup scene is full of energy, supported by a growing number of local venture firms. Some newer funds, like Kaya Founders, have already backed nearly 30 companies in just a few years.
Whether you're looking for an early-stage partner or a growth-focused fund, the right investor for your company is likely out there. We've sorted through the options to find the ones that stand out.
Below is our list of the best 5 VC firms in Manila.
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Buy It For $97 $297 →Kaya Founders invests in early-stage startups across the Philippines and Southeast Asia, with portfolio companies like the social platform Kumu. The firm provides hands-on support to its founders through an in-house platform team and a network of experienced operators.
As a private equity fund focused solely on the Philippines, Navegar provides growth capital to established local businesses. The firm partners with its portfolio companies, offering financial and strategic guidance to build successes like the publicly-listed TaskUs.
AHG Lab operates as a hands-on venture builder in the Philippines, partnering with founders at the seed and early stages. They provide end-to-end strategic, commercial, and tech support, which allows founders to focus entirely on building their business.
Crestone Venture Capital backs early-stage fintech companies in emerging markets, from Southeast Asia and South America to Africa and the Middle East. They specialize in financial infrastructure and embedded fintech, providing hands-on operational support to a portfolio that includes Minka in Colombia and Peddlr in the Philippines.
Qatalyst Ventures supports early-stage pioneers in the Philippines who are building businesses designed for both social impact and profitability. Their mission is to build a community of founders who demonstrate that innovation and positive societal effects can go hand in hand with financial success.
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