Top 5 Impact Startup Investors in Malaysia in February 2025

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

Top 5 Impact Startup Investors in Malaysia in February 2025

Investor	Impact Malaysia investments
RAPZO CAPITAL	1
The Radical Fund	1
Shaun Chong	1
Chang Wen Lai	1
VentureTECH	1

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Investment focus

E-Commerce, iOS, Mobile
Seed, Series A
Singapore, Malaysia

Portfolio highlights

ento — The future of food is now here. Love tasty, nutritious and sustainable snacks? Meet ento. Non-processed, all natural protein. Check out our exciting new products. Snack and save the planet! Worldwide shipping available.
Kyberlife — Kyberlife is an e-commerce marketplace startup for life sciences, pharmaceutical, and healthcare industries.
Propseller — Sell, buy and rent property smarter with Propseller. Get premium service and full transparency for a fair commission. Sell for only 1%.

A climate fund for founders building radical ventures - that (probably) don't look like climate companies.

Investment focus

Software, Energy Storage, Renewable Energy
Seed
Singapore

Portfolio highlights

Alternō — Alternō was founded with a vision to create Asia's first low-cost thermal energy storage solution for renewable energy, to be deployed widely across the region by 2050. Alternō received early stage funding from Antler VC in Jan 2023 to kick off the research & development.
Dash Electric — Democratizes access to driver as a fleet solutions. Provides a crucial delivery infrastructure for business by leveraging the power of EV.
Okapi Technologies — Solar Financing Platform

Shaun Chong is the Co-Founder and CTO of Ninja Van and was a Project Manager at Terrapinn. He attended National University of Singapore.

Investment focus

Solar
Seed
Malaysia

Portfolio highlights

Okapi Technologies — Solar Financing Platform

Chang Wen is CEO and Co-Founder of Ninja Van. After graduating with a Bachelor of Finance from Singapore Management University,he worked as a derivatives trader at Barclays before setting up men’s custom fashion retailer Marcella. His experience with the online retail business made him realise there could be a more efficient way of delivering andtracking packages, resulting in the creation of Ninja Van and the rest, as they say, is history. Chang Wen's vision is for a Ninja to be within the reach of any consumer in Southeast Asia so that Ninja Van can provide a consistently great and seamless logistics experience for shippers and shoppers alike in the current Southeast Asian markets Ninja Van operates in.

Investment focus

Solar
Seed
Malaysia

Portfolio highlights

Okapi Technologies — Solar Financing Platform

VentureTECH is principally an investment company established by the Government of Malaysia in 2009 with the national mandate to encourage the participation of local Malaysian companies in high value-added and high technology industries, a key mainstay that will drive Malaysia into a sustainable high-growth economy.