TSE Asia Startup Hub
The 2026 “TSE Asia Startup Hub” Supported Companies
The following is the list of the 2026 “TSE Asia Startup Hub” Supported Companies.
Please refer to the PDF below for an overview of each Supported Company.
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Singapore
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Docquity Holdings Pte. Ltd. | 2024 | A health intelligence platform strengthening healthcare knowledge, clinical decision support and collaboration across Asia and the Middle East: Its AI-powered platform, Dx, supports HCPs with clinical search, medical evidence and country-specific guidelines to improve clinical decision-making and workflows. Docquity also partners with Life Sciences organizations to support healthcare professional education, engagement and data-driven insights. |
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Intellect Company Pte. Ltd. | 2025 | A mental health platform serving global enterprise organisations: |
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Surfin Meta Digital Technology Pte. Ltd. | 2025 | A digital financial technology company, leveraging proprietary AI and data analytics technologies, to provide innovative financing solutions to the underserved: Services include consumer lending and credit cards, payments and remittances, wealth management and Fintech-as-a-Service. Surfin’s unique differentiation lies in its focus on leveraging AI and data analytics technology to power its risk assessment and credit scoring engine. This is complemented with strict financial discipline to build a deep yet sustainable multi-product fintech ecosystem solutions across multiple geographies. This has helped Surfin to generate 50% CAGR growth over the last 3 years, and 100 million cumulative registered retail clients. |
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SWAT Mobility Pte. Ltd. | 2024 | An AI technology company that provides ride-pooling and dispatch optimization systems built on routing algorithms implemented across Southeast Asia and Japan: Our algorithms can instantly generate plans that transport the maximum number of people and goods using the minimum number of vehicles. In Japan, our systems have already been deployed for municipalities, transportation operators, and private companies, with a track record of service delivery in over 70 regions. |
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Tricog Health Pte. Ltd. | 2024 | A MedTech company providing remote cardiac diagnosis and monitoring, with AI technology: Tricog’s platform integrates with medical devices, using cloud-based infrastructure and AI algorithms to deliver accurate and timely results. Serving hospitals, clinics, and remote areas, Tricog improves access to expert cardiac care globally, particularly in underserved regions. With services like InstaECG, InstaEcho and remote monitoring of heart failure patients, Tricog Health is transforming cardiac care by making advanced diagnostics and monitoring services accessible and affordable, ultimately saving lives. |
Republic of Korea
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amondz Lab Inc. | 2026 | A platform supporting jewelry brands from sales to manufacturing: amondz Lab Inc. addresses both by building a full ecosystem for jewelry brands. Amondz is a cross-border e-commerce platform connecting brands with consumers; BEJEWEL AI is a commerce OS unifying inventory, orders, and data; and Physical AI ODM is an AI-driven manufacturing infrastructure using vision AI and robotics for consistent, scalable production. Together, these let any brand launch, sell, and produce without building its own infrastructure. The company started in Korea and Japan, and is built to scale globally. |
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Craver Holdings Inc. | 2025 | A K-beauty company that creates and markets its own cosmetic brand SKIN1004 and distributes products of various K-beauty brands: |
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GINT CO.,Ltd | 2025 | A technology company leading autonomous driving in agriculture and expanding into off-road autonomy: Our flagship product, PLUVA iON, is a retrofit autonomous steering solution that enables conventional tractors to operate autonomously with simple installation. Since its launch in Korea in 2022, GINT rapidly achieved a strong market share in Korea’s autonomous agriculture sector. Building on this success, the company expanded into Indonesia and Japan, and is set to enter the European market in 2027. GINT is now expanding beyond agriculture into off-road autonomy, leveraging extensive field data and robust control technologies. |
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RIDI Corporation | 2024 | A global fandom platform, offering manga, webnovels, webcomics, and other IP-based experiences: Drawing on more than 15 years of industry expertise, RIDI Corporation expands the value of content and IP across formats and markets, creating an environment where users around the world can discover IP that matches their tastes and continue to enjoy it over time. Through its flagship Korean platform, RIDI, and global platform, Manta, RIDI Corporation connects with millions of users across 175 countries. With the recent launch of RIDI SHOP, its fandom commerce platform, the company is expanding beyond digital reading to offer new ways for fans to engage with IP. |
Taiwan
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21st Financial Technology Co., Ltd. | 2024 | A fintech group delivering payment and financial solutions across Asia: For consumers, we offer BNPL (Buy Now, Pay Later), an e-wallet supporting instant and installment payments, EWA (Earned Wage Access), and various insurance products. For merchants, we provide payment gateways and fraud detection services. By leveraging advanced data analytics and proprietary AI technology, we deliver seamless fintech solutions across the region. |
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NextDrive Holdings KK | 2024 | IoE Platform for Energy Aggregation and Demand Response (DR): Our platform integrates distributed energy resources seamlessly, supporting both low- and high-voltage users through a comprehensive energy management and Demand Response system. By partnering with our clients, we create new value streams, strengthen grid flexibility, and accelerate the transition toward a smarter, more resilient, and decarbonized society. |
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Ubitus K.K. | 2024 | A Gen AI and cloud gaming solution provider: With the experience in working on high-end GPU’s in hyperscale data centers, Ubitus is moving to a new development in Gen AI business and working with many companies in developing LLMs and VLMs. Ubitus has also built its own Gen AI data centers in Taiwan, and plans to launch AI data centers in Malaysia and Japan in the future. |
Vietnam
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POPS K.K. | 2024 | An entertainment company that provides a variety of digital content for the Gen Z and Gen Alpha populations in Southeast Asia: From Japanese Anime studios to Music artists, POPS works with a wide variety of content creators to monetize, advertise and increase digital media consumption through all available platforms of distribution. With the support of Japanese investors and TV station, POPS has established long standing relationships with Japanese IPs and dozens more POPS localizes and distributes in Southeast Asia to increase their popularity and influence. |
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Rikkeisoft Corporation | 2025 | A growing software company with a forward-looking, AI-Native approach, driven by an interest in technology and innovation: Beyond software development, we are building a diverse technology ecosystem by embedding AI across our technologies and services, while expanding our capabilities in areas such as Robotics and Digital Transformation Consulting. Since 2016, Rikkei Japan (HQ: Tokyo; branches in Nagoya, Osaka, Fukuoka, Sapporo, and Hokuriku) has anchored our presence in Japan, the Group’s most strategic market. Sumitomo Corporation supports Rikkeisoft as a strategic investor and partner, strengthening growth and governance. In addition, we have expanded our global footprint with entities in the US, Korea, and Thailand, and continue to pursue further growth globally. |
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TechCoop Investment & Technology Pte. Ltd. | 2026 | Agricultural supply chain infrastructure provider that stabilizes supply, pricing, and trade credit across Southeast Asia: Besides coffee, starches, and processed fruit products, TechCoop is also one of the largest exporters of fresh Vietnamese bananas to Japan, we work closely with Japanese importers and industry partners to ensure a reliable supply of high-quality products. Our end-to-end traceability and AI-enabled ERP platform provides full visibility, from cultivation and farm-level quality control through aggregation, shipment, and arrival at the Port of Tokyo. |
Indonesia
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Bobobox International Pte. Ltd. | 2026 | A hospitality company creating new accommodation experiences through modularity and technology: Since 2018, the company has grown to 39 locations across 20 cities, with 1,750+ pods and cabins. Its operating model combines proprietary modular product design, technology-enabled operations, and strategic partnerships to support efficient, repeatable expansion. Building on this domestic footprint, Bobobox positions Japan as a strategic market for international expansion, partnerships, and capital-market access. |
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Shipper, Inc. | 2024 | Indonesia's digital supply chain service provider: Established in 2017, Shipper aims to democratize advanced logistics and enhance operational efficiency across the nation, supporting thousands of customers in over 30 cities. Managing more than 200 warehouses and collaborating with over 80 logistics partners, Shipper delivers logistics solutions tailored to diverse client needs. |
Thailand
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KONVY PTE. LTD. | 2026 | An omnichannel beauty retailer and distributor spanning Southeast Asia: Leveraging its regional network, local market expertise, and consumer insights, Konvy offers a scalable platform for Japanese brands to successfully enter and grow across Southeast Asia. |
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Pacifica Retail Co., Ltd. | 2026 | A distributor of fashion and lifestyle goods: Founded in 2003 as a single brand import license business, the group has grown into a portfolio of 30+ brands spanning Apparel, Footwear, Beauty, Handbags, and Watches & Jewelry, with 1,000+ employees and 250+ points of sale. It entered Japan in 2023 through the acquisition of Hunter Japan, and aims to grow further through portfolio expansion and efficiency gains. |
Hong Kong
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Buyandship Holdings Limited | 2026 | An AI-powered cross-border shopping platform for consumers: Backed by Japanese investors, we have helped over 2M shoppers buy country-exclusive products, or the same products far cheaper than at home. In 2025 we processed 3M+ transactions across 47,000 global merchants, with Japan our largest source market. Next, we are building an API that empowers AI shopping agents to shop overseas through our vertically integrated buying and shipping infrastructure. |
Malaysia
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Soft Space Holdings Pte Ltd | 2025 | A fintech-as-a-service provider powering digital payment innovation across global markets: Our platform powers the future of payments with SoftPOS, digital wallets, card issuance, and embedded finance, trusted by banks, fintechs, and global enterprises. In Japan, we are actively advancing the nation’s cashless agenda through collaborations with top banks, card networks, and processors. From scaling SoftPOS for SMEs and transit operators to pioneering stablecoin and CBDC pilots, Soft Space brings proven innovation, regulatory trust, and global expertise to accelerate digital transformation in Japan’s financial ecosystem. |
Mongolia
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AND Global Pte. Ltd. | 2026 | A fintech group providing AI-powered instant digital lending and corporate fintech solutions: We began in Mongolia with LendMN in 2017, growing it into a digital financial services company serving underserved consumers and MSMEs. We are lenders ourselves not just builders. Balance-sheet lending experience informs our technology from AI credit scoring and agentic underwriting to loan origination management platforms and intelligent document processing. Today we operate across 11 Asian markets helping institutions make credit smarter, faster, and scalable. |
Philippines
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Tonik Financial Pte. Ltd. | 2025 | The Philippines’ first digital bank: Focused on consumer lending and financial inclusion, it combines digital banking with technology-driven credit underwriting to provide accessible financing solutions to Filipino consumers. Its products include payroll loans, instalment financing, digital cash loans, and other credit solutions. Through its digital platform and ecosystem of employer and retail partners, it also offers savings, deposits, payments, and other banking services, helping expand access to financial services across the Philippines. |
(Note)
- ･Listed by country/region, with the number of companies per country/region in alphabetical order.
- ･Countries/regions are as submitted by each company. Company profiles are provided by each company.
- ･“First Selection” indicates the year in which the company was newly selected.
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