Top 5 Big Data VC (Venture Capital) Funds in Philippines in September 2025

Last updated: Sep 2025 A list of 5 VC (Venture Capital) funds that invest in Big data startups based in Philippines. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Big data companies from Philippines. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Big Data VC (Venture Capital) Funds in Philippines in September 2025

Investor	Big Data Philippines investments
Kickstart Ventures	3
Y Investments Philippines	1
Betatron Venture Group	1
UNICEF Innovation Fund	1
Wavemaker Partners	1

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We invest in early- to growth-stage start-ups who offer solutions to existing pain points and provide forward-looking innovations that will help shape the future we believe in.

Investment focus

E-Commerce, Software, Financial Services
Seed, Series A, Funding Round
Philippines, Singapore, United States

Portfolio highlights

Lydia.ai — Lydia AI uses alternative data to make life and health insurance personalized, easier to buy and more inclusive
Featherless.ai — Featherless.ai is a serverless AI hosting provider with GPU orchestration system.
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Y Investments Philippines provide meaningful practical assistance to their portfolio companies. This includes services, training, and assistance in a variety of important fields that are regularly neglected by businesses without the resources they provide. Their support of their partners is a lot more than just simple encouragement. Y InvestmentsPhilippines was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Manila, Philippines.

Investment focus

Mobile, Big Data, Employment
Seed, Angel
Singapore, Philippines

Portfolio highlights

ZAP Group — ZAP has helped over 800 merchants launch their own customized loyalty program. Merchants have the option for a card or mobile based loyalty program where they are able to customize their mechanics, build a database of members, and use data to create specific promotions for customers.
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Betatron Venture Group is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage companies.

Investment focus

Information Technology, Software, E-Commerce
Seed, Series A, Pre-Seed
Hong Kong, India, Singapore

Portfolio highlights

Baskit — baskit | Empowering wholesalers and distributors with the world's first cloud-native all-in-one app
Botsync — Botsync builds autonomous mobile robots to automate and digitize movement of goods from point to point for the logistics and manufacturing industry. Our robots can carry payloads from 500 kg to 1 tonne and are designed to operate in dynamic environments. Botsync's AMRs can be implemented at new facilities in minimal time with very minimalchanges to the existing infrastructure. With our technology, we hope to pioneer and push for larger scale adoptions of robotic automation in Asia's logistics and manufacturing industry.
Varadise — Varadise is a digital twin platform offering technology services, cloud platforms, and business services comprising IoT and AI.

The UNICEF Innovation Fund is a pooled funding vehicle to quickly assess, fund and grow open-source solutions that have been developed in new and emerging markets.UNICEF's Innovation (Venture) Fund is a newly established, non-thematic, pooled fund which has been specifically designed to finance early stage, open-source technology that canbenefit children. The core motivation of the Innovation Fund is to identify "clusters" or portfolios of initiatives around emerging technology - so that UNICEF can both shape markets and also learn about and guide these technologies to benefit children. They invest in solutions that can impact the lives of the most vulnerable children. They find these solutions clustered around $100billion industries in frontier technology spaces, such as: blockchain, UAVs, virtual and augmented reality, 3D printing, machine learning, quantum computing, genetic engineering, Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, nano-satellites and human dynamics.