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ASP Asset Management AIFP is an alternative investment fund management company registered with the Bank of Latvia. The firm focuses on early-stage startups, managing a portfolio of 9 companies. Their approach emphasizes risk diversification and transaction management through club deals.
ASP Asset Management invests in early-stage startups, particularly at the pre-seed and seed stages. They aim to diversify risks and share costs among investors, facilitating effective transaction management.
Notable portfolio companies include: Exonicus, which develops virtual reality simulators for training medical and defense professionals; Tournated, offering all-in-one sports management software; Orbit8, providing AI-driven career assessments; Bonusukarte, a flexible benefits card for employees; Monetizr, a platform for targeted advertising in mobile gaming; Cellbox Labs, developing organ-on-a-chip technologies; Rebookify, a solution for reducing hotel booking costs; INGAIN Technologies SIA, a no-code SaaS loan management system; and Adventum Tech, which develops wireless monitoring solutions for construction.
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ASP Asset Management typically participates in syndicated deals, which means they often co-invest with other investors rather than leading rounds independently.
The firm focuses primarily on early-stage investments, and while they may consider follow-on investments, their main strategy is to support startups at the pre-seed and seed stages.
Specific fund size details are not disclosed, but the firm manages a portfolio of 9 companies, indicating a focused investment strategy.
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