Singapore-based venture capital firm Antler plans to focus on more evolved startups in 2024. The firm, known for incubating early-stage startups, aims to increase investments in slightly more mature companies this year, particularly in Southeast Asia. Antler is looking to allocate more funds to seed rounds and follow-on investments. The decision comes as the firm manages more than eight funds and has made over 1,140 investments globally. Antler’s partner in Singapore, Markus Bruderer, will handle investments and operations in Southeast Asia.
Antler Amps Up Support for Advanced Startups in Singapore
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