Top 5 Enterprise Software Startup Investors in Pakistan in September 2025

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

Top 5 Enterprise Software Startup Investors in Pakistan in September 2025

Investor	Enterprise Software Pakistan investments
Seoul Investment Partners	1
Mega Investment	1
Songhyun Investment	1
Korea Development Bank	1
Midas Doang-A Investment	1

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Seoul Investment Partners is a private equity and venture capital firm focused on investments in small and medium businesses.

Investment focus

Biotechnology, Medical, Information Technology
Series A, Series B, Seed
South Korea, United States, Germany

Portfolio highlights

Amogy — Amogy develops a novel carbon-free energy storage system using ammonia as a fuel, exhibiting unprecedented energy density
Eurobotics — Eurobotics is a cutting-edge startup focused on developing autonomous walking robot technology capable of navigating and operating effectively in irregular, complex, or unpredictable environments.
The Blessed Moon — The Blessed Moon is a cosmetics brand that sells and offers skin, face, hair, and body care products.

Innovative and Passionate Value Creating Venture Capital

Investment focus

E-Commerce, Apps, Manufacturing
Series A, Series B, Funding Round
South Korea, India, Pakistan

Portfolio highlights

Balaan — Balaan is a platform that allows you to get the latest luxury goods in just 3 days at a lower price than overseas fasting by contract with European local boutique
Modern Toy — Modern Toy is a character toy developing company that manufactures and distributes toys for infants, girls, and boys.
Robo Arete — Robo Arete is a completely automated and robotics enables F&B servicing company with restaurants and takeaways.

Songhyun Investment seeks investment opportunities for technology-driven growth companies. It maximizes enterprise value and investment profit for companies in all stages via specially tailored investment funds.The firm holds every fund needed for various stages of development, starting from early stages to growth stage and finally to PEF, and iswilling to do everything as a partner to ensure scalable growth. It pursues investments into strategic companies in a value chain through hub company, creating synergy and cost- reduction opportunities for our portfolio companies.

Investment focus

FinTech, Big Data, Hardware
Series A, Series B, Series C
South Korea

Portfolio highlights

GINT — GINT is a company specializing in a system for tractors / construction equipment manufacturers, established mainly by experts in automotive and ICT. The global market requires electronic control and unattended automation technology for manufacturers. Therefore, GINT is researching and producing the three core systems: Transmission /Hydraulic Control Unit, Telematics and Driverless System. These systems innovatively help latecomers (Long Tail) overcome the technological gap with globally advanced manufacturers such as John Deere, Case IH and others. Based on GINT’s technology and reliability, they are co-working with leading domestic companies such as Tongyang Moolsan, Daedong Industrial and SK Telecom.
Spotlightly — Spotlightly is a marketing and advertising company.
AKIII Classic — AKIII Classic manufactures and sells shoes, clothes, tops, pants, bags, hats, and accessories.

The Korea Development Bank (KDB) provides long-term financing for projects designed to assist Koreaâ€:tm:s economic growth and development. It offers equipment capital loans and working capital loans to Korean private enterprises that undertake major industrial projects. The bank also extends guarantees to its clients to facilitate their otherborrowings and to finance major industrial projects. KDB guarantees Won-denominated corporate debentures, local currency loans, and other Won liabilities and foreign currency loans from domestic and overseas Korean financial institutions and from foreign institutions. The bankâ€:tm:s other activities include engagement in a range of industrial development activities, including conducting economic and industrial research; performing engineering surveys; providing business analyses and managerial assistance; and offering trust services. As of June 30, 2007, KDB had 40 local branches, 6 overseas branches, and 2 overseas offices. The bank was founded in 1954 and is headquartered in Seoul, South Korea.