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Miguel Cordon · · 2 min read

Iterative backs 18 startups in latest cohort

Iterative co-founders Brian Ma (left) and Hsu Ken Ooi / Photo credit: Iterative

Iterative has invested in the 18 startups that made up its sixth cohort.

The Singapore-based VC firm said it received over 750 applications for its latest program, a 70% increase over the last. It is currently accepting applications for its Summer 2023 batch, which is slated to run from July through September.

Through its program, Iterative invests between US$150,000 to US$500,000 for an around 10% stake in each company.

See also: Recession Run: Iterative’s $55m plan amid a downturn

Excluding one fintech startup that is still in stealth mode, below are the participants in Iterative’s sixth cohort:

Amay (Myanmar)

A platform that provides consumer loans through its mobile app that automates the underwriting process

Blink (Indonesia)

A one-click checkout service provider for ecommerce firms in Indonesia

Boost Capital (Singapore)

A platform that enables loan and financial services through smartphones

BuildBear (Singapore)

A platform for testing decentralized apps at scale

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