Granite Asia — 2025 Investments
6 investments dated 2025 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Centific is an AI and data company that builds platforms and services for enterprise AI teams, focused on data quality, workflows, evaluation, and multilingual and vision AI.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityData & InfrastructureEnterprise Software
Tiak Koon Loh(Founder)inChuen Hong Lew(Chief Executive Officer, Board member)inPamela Pei(Chief Operating Officer)inHull Xu(Chief Financial Officer)inVasudevan Sundarababu(Chief Data and AI Officer)inYong Liang(Chief Information Officer)in
Indian mobile-first entertainment company operating the Kuku FM audio app and the Kuku TV microdrama video platform.
Vinod Kumar Meena(Founder)inLal Chand Bisu(Founder)inVikas Goyal(Founder)
Co-investors3one4 CapitalIndia QuotientV3 VenturesVertex Ventures Sea Management Pte. Ltd.FundamentumInternational Finance Corporation+2 more
Neptune Robotics develops deep-tech, data-driven solutions for the maritime and shipping industry to support decarbonization.
Advanced ManufacturingCleantechClimate TechDeep TechLogistics & Supply ChainRoboticsHong Kong, HK
Elizabeth Chan(CEO)inZhuo Quan (Jacky) Im(CTO)in
Co-investorsEntrepreneur FirstPeak XV PartnersSOSVSpider CapitalMatrixNYK Line
Ronovo Surgical develops the Carina surgical robotics platform, including a vision system and instruments, for use by surgeons and hospitals.
HealthtechMedical DevicesRoboticsShanghai, CN
John Ma(Founder)inYing Mao(Founder)in
Co-investorsINCE CapitalVivo CapitalJJDCLilly Asia Ventures
VFlowTech develops PowerCube vanadium flow battery energy storage systems for commercial, industrial, grid and distributed generation applications in the renewable energy market.
CleantechClimate TechEnergyHardwareSingapore, SG
Avishek Kumar(CEO)inArjun Bhattarai(CTO)in
Co-investorsEntrepreneur FirstUntroD CapitalWavemaker PartnersAntares Ventures Pte. Ltd.MOL PLUSPappas Capital+1 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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