Kaya Founders, a venture capital firm, has announced plans to invest in up to 70 early-stage startups across Southeast Asia. The firm intends to deploy its $12 million raised in a recent funding round to support startups that leverage technology to tackle substantial issues in the region such as food supply chain digitization, unmet healthcare needs, and solutions that enable the future of work. According to Kaya Founders Managing General-Director Paulo Campos III, the firm is sector-agnostic and instead focuses on developing strong beliefs based on trends we observe and gaps we identify. The investment range is expected to be between $150,000 to $500,000. Besides providing capital, Kaya Founders also offers legal services and educational materials, and its partners provide advice to startup founders. Two upcoming funds, the Zero to One Fund and the One to Ten Fund, aim to support the firm’s mission of helping founders scale and achieve impact.
Kaya Founders to Inject Funds into 70 Early-Stage Startups
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