The solo GP behind iSeed SEA launches his second fund for Southeast Asia

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Some of the startups the fund has invested in since it launched in 2020 include Dat Bike, Skuad and Upmesh.

For example, this include agriculture and aquaculture in Indonesia, so Vasiksiri invests in companies like Delos, a startup developing sensors and other tech to help shrimp farmers increase their yields.

Being a solo GP is also helpful when working with other investors because Vasiksiri isn’t fighting to get high allocations and he doesn’t have ownership requirements.