Marshall
Acquisition in 2025
Marshall Group is a company formed by the merger of Zound Industries and Marshall Amplification. It specializes in manufacturing headphones and sound systems aimed at enhancing the everyday listening experience. The company's products incorporate innovative technology, including a felt treble filter system and custom-made low distortion materials, which cover the entire audible frequency range. This design enables customers to enjoy dynamic, brighter, and personalized sound quality. Marshall Group is committed to revolutionizing the audio experience for users through its advanced sound engineering and product development.
Mayhem Studios
Series A in 2023
Mayhem Studios is a mobile game development studio that focuses on creating AAA battle royal games. Its flagship product, Underworld Gang Wars (UGW), is a AAA battle royale game that integrates Indian culture and aesthetics into the gameplay. The game features iconic Indian locations, distinctive characters, and culturally relevant elements, offering players a fresh and immersive experience.
Tungee, founded in 2016, specializes in providing intelligent sales solutions for B2B enterprises. By leveraging artificial intelligence and big data, the company has developed a comprehensive sales forecasting platform that encompasses various functions, including lead mining, business opportunity engagement, customer relationship management, and order analysis. Tungee's innovative approach addresses the challenges faced by businesses in identifying, contacting, and managing customers, leading to more efficient acquisition of accurate sales leads and reduced customer acquisition costs. As a leader in the Chinese intelligent sales sector, Tungee has successfully served over 3,000 enterprise clients, including prominent organizations such as Alibaba and China Mobile.
Terminus Technology
Series B in 2021
Terminus Technology is a business software provider focused on aiding enterprises in their digital transformation across various industries. The company offers a comprehensive suite of software products, including a cloud-native platform for application development (Erda), a high-performance application platform (Trantor), an intelligent business platform (Gaia), a software design system (NUSI), and a unified integration platform (Mule). These solutions are designed to enhance business management processes, allowing e-commerce and other enterprises to effectively manage supply chains, finance, and software development. By leveraging its diverse offerings, Terminus Technology aims to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs for its clients.
Terminus Technology
Venture Round in 2021
Terminus Technology is a business software provider focused on aiding enterprises in their digital transformation across various industries. The company offers a comprehensive suite of software products, including a cloud-native platform for application development (Erda), a high-performance application platform (Trantor), an intelligent business platform (Gaia), a software design system (NUSI), and a unified integration platform (Mule). These solutions are designed to enhance business management processes, allowing e-commerce and other enterprises to effectively manage supply chains, finance, and software development. By leveraging its diverse offerings, Terminus Technology aims to improve operational efficiency and reduce costs for its clients.
Tungee, founded in 2016, specializes in providing intelligent sales solutions for B2B enterprises. By leveraging artificial intelligence and big data, the company has developed a comprehensive sales forecasting platform that encompasses various functions, including lead mining, business opportunity engagement, customer relationship management, and order analysis. Tungee's innovative approach addresses the challenges faced by businesses in identifying, contacting, and managing customers, leading to more efficient acquisition of accurate sales leads and reduced customer acquisition costs. As a leader in the Chinese intelligent sales sector, Tungee has successfully served over 3,000 enterprise clients, including prominent organizations such as Alibaba and China Mobile.
BlackBuck
Series D in 2019
Founded in 2015, BlackBuck is India's leading digital platform for truck operators and shippers. It streamlines logistics by connecting these parties online, enabling efficient load matching, reliable transportation, and seamless transactions. With a robust technology platform, BlackBuck facilitates payments, insurance, and financial services, benefiting millions of truckers and shippers alike.
BlackBuck
Series D in 2018
Founded in 2015, BlackBuck is India's leading digital platform for truck operators and shippers. It streamlines logistics by connecting these parties online, enabling efficient load matching, reliable transportation, and seamless transactions. With a robust technology platform, BlackBuck facilitates payments, insurance, and financial services, benefiting millions of truckers and shippers alike.
Dujiao Show
Series A in 2018
A Media & Entertainment Company based in Beijing,China.
OneMena is a fast-growing mobile software company that for Arabic users' rich and high quality mobile internet life.
Based in Beijing, set it's branches in Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates
ONE Championship
Series C in 2017
ONE Championship is Asia's largest sports media property with a global broadcast to over 1 billion potential viewers across 128 countries. Headquartered in Singapore, the world’s most exciting martial arts organization is home to some of the greatest martial artists in the world, hosting Asia's greatest sports entertainment events in the largest stadiums of the most iconic cities across the region.
CEAT Limited is a prominent manufacturer and seller of automotive tires, tubes, and flaps, operating primarily in India and extending its reach to international markets. Established in 1958 and headquartered in Mumbai, the company offers a wide range of products, including tires for motorcycles, scooters, cars, SUVs, light commercial vehicles, three-wheelers, farm vehicles, trailers, and trucks, as well as off-the-road and specialty tires. CEAT's diverse product portfolio is designed to meet various specifications, including ride comfort and noise reduction, while also complying with international standards. The company exports its products to approximately 100 countries, demonstrating its significant global presence. Formerly known as CEAT Tyres of India Limited, it adopted its current name in 1990, reflecting its evolution within the tire manufacturing industry.
Wanmingyang Media
Series A in 2017
Wanmingyang Media organizes and video streams kickboxing events in China.
3C Media is a producer and provider of TV programs in China.
Ourpalm Co Ltd, based in China, specializes in the development, publishing, and operation of various gaming formats, including mobile games and internet-based page games. Founded in 2004, the company has established itself as a significant player in the gaming industry, holding a national high-tech and double soft certification. Ourpalm operates its own platform, leveraging proprietary technologies for mobile game distribution. The company collaborates with over 900 promotional channels and more than 100 local and international game developers, successfully distributing its products in markets across Southeast Asia, America, and Europe. Through strategic growth initiatives, including mergers and restructurings, Ourpalm has emerged as a leading mobile game developer and publisher in China.
Snaptu, formerly known as Moblica, is a company dedicated to enhancing mobile web access for users around the globe. It provides online solutions designed for mobile devices, focusing on transforming websites into mobile applications. This enables a seamless and efficient browsing experience for users, regardless of the type of mobile phone they possess. Snaptu's services cater to a diverse clientele, including online service providers, media companies, content owners, mobile network operators, content aggregators, and system integrators, thereby playing a significant role in the evolution of mobile internet accessibility.
Snaptu
Venture Round in 2010
Snaptu, formerly known as Moblica, is a company dedicated to enhancing mobile web access for users around the globe. It provides online solutions designed for mobile devices, focusing on transforming websites into mobile applications. This enables a seamless and efficient browsing experience for users, regardless of the type of mobile phone they possess. Snaptu's services cater to a diverse clientele, including online service providers, media companies, content owners, mobile network operators, content aggregators, and system integrators, thereby playing a significant role in the evolution of mobile internet accessibility.
Beijing Goyang Jie Xun Information Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise based in China that specializes in domestic telecom integration and e-commerce payment services. Established in 2005, the company has developed a robust platform focused on the trading, development, and marketing of digital products. Its services encompass communication solutions, vehicle owner services, refueling services, and payment services, alongside software integration. Notably, the company ranks as a leading provider in the payment card system sector and holds a significant market share in virtual recharge services. In 2012, its subsidiary, 19Pay, obtained a third-party payment license from The People’s Bank of China, further enhancing its capabilities in the internet payment domain. The company's early success, particularly with its recharge service system for telecom operators across multiple provinces, laid the foundation for its ongoing growth and innovation in the digital payment landscape.
Provigent
Series D in 2007
Provigent Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions for fixed wireless networks, private wireless networks, and cellular infrastructure markets. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company develops a range of products, including the PVG610 SoC for broadband wireless transmission systems and the PVG610X SoC, which enables the transmission and reception of two orthogonally polarized signals at the same RF carrier frequency. Additionally, Provigent offers the PVG310, which integrates baseband functionality for point-to-point broadband wireless systems. The company also provides development kits, such as the PVG9610, to support the creation of systems based on its SoCs, as well as the PVG350MDK modem development kit for wireless point-to-point applications. Provigent's products are utilized in various applications, including cellular/WiMAX backhaul networks and fixed wireless transmission, contributing to enhanced internet connectivity solutions.
CTS Media
Series A in 2006
CTS Media (Click To See Media) is a Sequoia-backed instream online video advertising network. It serves ads at the beginning, middle or end of any video programming. As of January 2008 the company has over 100 partner video publishers and remains the largest ad provider in China.
19pay
Venture Round in 2006
Beijing Goyang Jie Xun Information Technology Co., Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise based in China that specializes in domestic telecom integration and e-commerce payment services. Established in 2005, the company has developed a robust platform focused on the trading, development, and marketing of digital products. Its services encompass communication solutions, vehicle owner services, refueling services, and payment services, alongside software integration. Notably, the company ranks as a leading provider in the payment card system sector and holds a significant market share in virtual recharge services. In 2012, its subsidiary, 19Pay, obtained a third-party payment license from The People’s Bank of China, further enhancing its capabilities in the internet payment domain. The company's early success, particularly with its recharge service system for telecom operators across multiple provinces, laid the foundation for its ongoing growth and innovation in the digital payment landscape.
Comviva Technologies
Series A in 2005
Comviva Technologies, formerly known as Bharti Telesoft, specializes in providing integrated value-added services (VAS) tailored for mobile operators in emerging markets. The company has successfully deployed its solutions for over 100 mobile operators across more than 80 countries, impacting one in three mobile users in regions such as Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. Comviva's diverse portfolio includes offerings in mobile finance, content and infotainment, customer value management, messaging, and mobile data services. These solutions empower telecom companies to enhance customer experiences, streamline costs, and drive revenue growth through services like mobile music, mobile money, and targeted advertising campaigns. The company is backed by notable investors including the Bharti Group, Sequoia Capital, and Cisco.
Followap was a pioneering provider of mobile instant messaging and presence solutions, founded by Dan Volach and Ben Volach in 1999. The company played a significant role in the mobile industry, enabling over 20 major mobile operators to offer advanced, interoperable messaging services, which catered to a user base of more than 200 million subscribers. Followap launched the first commercial mobile messenger service in 2000 in partnership with Eircell, Ireland's largest mobile network. The company held numerous patents and actively contributed to standardization efforts in several industry forums. It collaborated with prominent device manufacturers such as Samsung, Nokia, and LG, and worked with key clients including the Vodafone Group and Turkcell. Followap's innovations in mobile messaging laid the groundwork for popular services like WhatsApp and WeChat, particularly after the rise of smartphones. The company's interconnect products supported the global adoption of instant messaging across networks. Followap was headquartered in London, with additional offices in Europe, the United States, and Asia, until its acquisition by Neustar.
Provigent
Series C in 2005
Provigent Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions for fixed wireless networks, private wireless networks, and cellular infrastructure markets. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company develops a range of products, including the PVG610 SoC for broadband wireless transmission systems and the PVG610X SoC, which enables the transmission and reception of two orthogonally polarized signals at the same RF carrier frequency. Additionally, Provigent offers the PVG310, which integrates baseband functionality for point-to-point broadband wireless systems. The company also provides development kits, such as the PVG9610, to support the creation of systems based on its SoCs, as well as the PVG350MDK modem development kit for wireless point-to-point applications. Provigent's products are utilized in various applications, including cellular/WiMAX backhaul networks and fixed wireless transmission, contributing to enhanced internet connectivity solutions.
Followap was a pioneering provider of mobile instant messaging and presence solutions, founded by Dan Volach and Ben Volach in 1999. The company played a significant role in the mobile industry, enabling over 20 major mobile operators to offer advanced, interoperable messaging services, which catered to a user base of more than 200 million subscribers. Followap launched the first commercial mobile messenger service in 2000 in partnership with Eircell, Ireland's largest mobile network. The company held numerous patents and actively contributed to standardization efforts in several industry forums. It collaborated with prominent device manufacturers such as Samsung, Nokia, and LG, and worked with key clients including the Vodafone Group and Turkcell. Followap's innovations in mobile messaging laid the groundwork for popular services like WhatsApp and WeChat, particularly after the rise of smartphones. The company's interconnect products supported the global adoption of instant messaging across networks. Followap was headquartered in London, with additional offices in Europe, the United States, and Asia, until its acquisition by Neustar.
Provigent
Series C in 2004
Provigent Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in system-on-a-chip (SoC) solutions for fixed wireless networks, private wireless networks, and cellular infrastructure markets. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California, the company develops a range of products, including the PVG610 SoC for broadband wireless transmission systems and the PVG610X SoC, which enables the transmission and reception of two orthogonally polarized signals at the same RF carrier frequency. Additionally, Provigent offers the PVG310, which integrates baseband functionality for point-to-point broadband wireless systems. The company also provides development kits, such as the PVG9610, to support the creation of systems based on its SoCs, as well as the PVG350MDK modem development kit for wireless point-to-point applications. Provigent's products are utilized in various applications, including cellular/WiMAX backhaul networks and fixed wireless transmission, contributing to enhanced internet connectivity solutions.
BitBand is a technology provider specializing in advanced video content delivery solutions. The company, privately held and incorporated in the United States, has its headquarters and research and development center located in Israel. BitBand offers video-on-demand technology services, enabling efficient delivery of video content to users.
BitBand is a technology provider specializing in advanced video content delivery solutions. The company, privately held and incorporated in the United States, has its headquarters and research and development center located in Israel. BitBand offers video-on-demand technology services, enabling efficient delivery of video content to users.