Alpha JWC Ventures: Powering the Next Generation of Southeast Asian Startups
Alpha JWC VC SEA 6 minutes
Alpha JWC isn’t just about writing checks—it’s about long-term, hands-on partnerships that propel companies toward sustainable growth. The firm invests between $100,000 to $20 million, primarily focusing on Seed to Series A startups, while also providing follow-on funding for Series B and beyond.
While sector-agnostic, it has demonstrated a strong interest in:
- Consumer
- B2B
- Retail
- Fintech
- Agritech
With a deep-rooted presence in Indonesia, Alpha JWC dedicates 80% of its investments to its home market while actively deploying capital in the Philippines, Vietnam, Singapore, and Malaysia.
Notable Investments & Portfolio Companies
Alpha JWC’s portfolio is a testament to its keen eye for scalable businesses that redefine industries. Some of its standout investments include:
- Ajaib – Indonesia’s first digital stock brokerage platform for retail investors
- Kredivo – A leading digital consumer credit platform
- Kopi Kenangan – The fastest-growing grab-and-go coffee chain in Southeast Asia
- Carro – A major player in Southeast Asia’s automotive marketplace
- Bobobox – Tech-enabled capsule hotels transforming budget travel
- Beleaf – An agritech innovator helping Indonesian farmers increase productivity
Bridging Founders with Investors
For ambitious founders looking to break into Southeast Asia or scale within it, finding the right investor is just as crucial as securing funding.
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