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KWAP’s Dana Perintis strategy sees initial investments totaling RM100 million

Kumpulan Wang Persaraan (Diperbadankan) [KWAP] today announced the first batch of investments made under its Dana Perintis strategy. The investments, which amount to RM100 million, comprise two direct investments in Malaysian startups and two Venture Capital (VC) fund commitments.

KWAP invested in two promising Malaysian companies, Bateriku (M) Sdn Bhd and Lapasar Sdn Bhd to further support their growth and expansion plans.

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Bateriku is a rapidly growing automotive service provider with a network of partners nationwide, providing job opportunities and increasing financial inclusion. Meanwhile, Lapasar is an online wholesale marketplace that focuses on meeting the needs of the FMCG industry, accelerating the adoption of digitalisation throughout the economy.

Additionally, KWAP has also made commitments to two VC funds, namely, Vynn Capital, a home-grown fund that invests from the seed stage with a focus on the mobility and supply chain sectors, and Antler, the world’s most active early-stage VC from pre-seed to Series A and beyond.

Antler recently expanded its flagship residency programme to Malaysia, designed to support founders get their startups launched and funded.  These are the first in a portfolio of fund investments that will be carefully curated to inject capital into sections of the local ecosystem that most require it.

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