Axiata Digital Innovation Fund
Corporate VCKuala Lumpur · Series A–Series B
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Axiata Digital Innovation Fund invest at?
- Axiata Digital Innovation Fund invests at the Series A, Series B stages.
- What is Axiata Digital Innovation Fund's typical check size?
- Axiata Digital Innovation Fund typically writes checks of $302K – $12M.
- What sectors does Axiata Digital Innovation Fund focus on?
- Axiata Digital Innovation Fund focuses on Retail Tech, Wellness & Fitness.
- Where is Axiata Digital Innovation Fund located?
- Axiata Digital Innovation Fund is headquartered in Kuala Lumpur, MY.
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