Karita &
Private equityGrowth–Late Stage · 1 people tracked
Also known as Karita & Company Inc.
Investment thesis
Karita & Company Inc. is a Japanese firm that establishes and manages private equity funds as a qualified institutional investor, and provides consulting services related to fundraising, corporate alliances, M&A, and business restructuring.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 1 people
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What they invest in
from 1 of 11 portfolio companiesAI & Machine Learning ×1Cloud Computing ×1Enterprise Software ×1HR Tech ×1SaaS ×1
HQs:Japan×1
Investments · 11 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathWorks Applications develops ERP software packages optimized for Japanese companies and their business practices, serving enterprises with financial and operational management needs.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingEnterprise SoftwareHR TechSaaSTokyo, JP
Co-investorsPolaris Capital Group
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has Karita & made?
- Karita & has 11 tracked investments.
- What stage does Karita & invest at?
- Karita & invests at the Growth, Late Stage stages.
- What sectors does Karita & focus on?
- Karita & focuses on Sector Agnostic.
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