AXIS CAPITAL PARTNERS
Founded in 2006, Axis Capital Partners is an investor in companies seeking growth capital.
Axis adopts a long-term partnership approach with the objective of supporting companies through the late-seed stage to profitability and beyond.
GLOBAL BUT LOCAL
Axis Capital Partners draws on its established presence and extensive experience in the Asia-Pacific region to source investments.
The Axis portfolio comprises investments in Hong Kong, China, India, South-East Asia and the US.
TARGETTED INVESTMENTS
Axis Capital Partners focuses on select areas of expertise, targeting investments with scalable business models.
Axis invests across its three core businesses: Technology, Sustainable Energy, and Real Estate.
BEYOND INVESTMENTS
Axis Capital Partners has alliances with the top venture capital funds in Asia. These partnerships enable knowledge sharing, intra-regional idea flow and co-investment opportunities.
Axis takes a hands-on approach to assisting it's portfolio companies and strategic partners in subsequent fundraising.
Beyond the traditional investment approach, Axis instils a strong commitment to ESG factors. Many of our portfolio companies support the communities they operate in, and the environment as a whole through cleaner forms of energy.
RECENT NEWS
Toppr, one of the largest online learning startups in India, has secured $46 million in a new financing round as it looks to scale its platform including a new product. Dubai-headquartered investment firm Foundation Holdings led the Series D round.
Pickupp has secured pre A round funding in order to continue its growth and reach in Southeast Asia. The financing round was led by Alibaba Hong Kong Entrepreneurs Fund, participated by Spark Ventures and existing investor, Axis Capital Partners
Mumbai-based Toppr Technologies, which runs an eponymous ed-tech startup, has raised $35 million in a Series C funding round from new and existing investors
In 2018, Furlenco has raised Rs 33.9 crore in debt capital, and Rs 77.04 in a Series C round of venture capital. Existing investors such as Axis Capital, KA Living LLP, Toshvin Analytical participated in the Series C round.
India’s first, largest and pioneering online automobile transactional marketplace, recently closed its Series E funding round raising $30 million, led by Japanese investors
Thai recruitment startup, Getlinks, has recently closed a new funding round led by Australia’s SEEK and Alibaba, with further participation from Thai conglomerate SCG’s venture arm AddVentures, K-Ventures, Peterson Group, and existing investors Axis Capital Partners
Google has led the Series C funding in O2O fashion e-commerce platform, Fynd. Others who participated in the round include Fynd’s existing investors: Kae Capital, IIFL, Singularity Ventures, GrowX, Tracxn Labs, Venture Catalyst, Patni family office and Hong Kong based Axis Capital Partners
CloudLex, innovator of the Legal Cloud®, has raised $4 million in additional funding led by principal investor Aligned Partners with participation from additional investors including Axis Capital Partners
Leading Hong Kong delivery platform, Pick-Up, which provides 4-hour door-to-door delivery services, closed it's funding round with backing from Axis Capital Partners, Metroworks Equity, Sage 42 Apps and Shanghai Bestway
Online marketplace for automobiles and auto services, Droom Technology, has raised $20 million in a Series C round led by Hong Kong based investment company Integrated Asset Management
Marga's The Central Project made a clean sweep at the 2017 Myanmar Property Awards, winning in all six categories including Best Condo Development and Best Retail Development
Online fashion marketplace Fynd has raised $3.4 million in a Series A round from a group of investors including IIFL Seed Ventures Kae Capital, FJ Labs, Singularity Ventures, GrowX Ventures, Tracxn Labs and Hong Kong-based Axis Capital Partners
Raising its second round of funding, online furniture rental company Furlenco announced raising $30 million led by existing investor Lightbox Ventures and Hong Kong-based venture capital fund Axis Capital Partners
