Coent Venture Partners
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What they invest in
from 2 of 2 portfolio companiesE-commerce ×2B2B Marketplaces ×1Consumer ×1Developer Tools ×1Direct to Consumer ×1Enterprise Software ×1FoodTech ×1Logistics & Supply Chain ×1
HQs:Bangladesh×1Singapore×1
Investments · 2 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathChaldal.com is an online grocery and necessities delivery service available in Dhaka, Jashore, and Chattogram.
B2B MarketplacesConsumerE-commerceFoodTechLogistics & Supply ChainDhaka, BD
Waseem Alim(CEO)inZia Ashraf(Founder)inTejas Viswanath(CTO)in
Co-investors500 GlobalBeresford VenturesMetaplanetRazor CapitalStartup BangladeshXploration Capital+18 more
SHOPLINE is a SaaS provider that offers unified commerce solutions including e-commerce, social commerce, point-of-sale, and customer relationship management tools for retailers.
Developer ToolsDirect to ConsumerE-commerceEnterprise SoftwareRetail TechSaaSSingapore, SG
Fiona LauinRaymond YipinTony Wongin
Co-investors500 GlobalCocoon Ignite VenturesGobi PartnersMount Parker VenturesEast Ventures
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- What stage does Coent Venture Partners invest at?
- Coent Venture Partners invests at the Seed stage.
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