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SBVA

Venture Capital · Founded 2000 · Seoul, South Korea

VC firm focused on IT startups and restructuring

192 portfolio companies Venture Capital · $8.1B invested · 267 investments · Investor rank #337 · Last investment 7/2026
Portfolio companies 192 ↑ 31% 5y
Decacorns 2
Thoroughbreds 11 ↑ 10% 5y
01 · Biggest holdings

SBVA’s biggest current holdings.

The most valuable companies SBVA still holds — unicorns and thoroughbreds it has backed, ordered by Dealroom’s latest valuation. Companies that have been acquired or gone public are in Exits instead. Where a cap table names SBVA directly, the stake and its estimated value are shown too.

#CompanyEst. stakeValuationEst. value
  1. 1 AMI - Advanced Machine IntelligenceUnicorn · Enterprise Software · France $4.5B
  2. 2 Danggeun MarketUnicorn · Home Living · South Korea $2.7B
  3. 3 NeolixUnicorn · Transportation · China $2.4B
  4. 4 OPayUnicorn · Fintech · Nigeria $2.0B
  5. 5 IGAWorksUnicorn · Marketing · South Korea $1.7B
  6. 6 OhouseUnicorn · Real Estate · South Korea 3% $1.4B $42M
  7. 7 KonfioUnicorn · Fintech · Mexico $1.3B
  8. 8 PatsnapUnicorn · Enterprise Software · Singapore $1.0B
  9. 9 UpstageUnicorn · Enterprise Software · South Korea $1.0B
  10. 10 AjaibUnicorn · Fintech · Indonesia $1.0B
  11. 11 TridgeFood · South Korea 12% $489M $88M
  12. 12 CarroReal Estate · Singapore $240M

Estimated value = SBVA’s disclosed ownership % × Dealroom’s latest company valuation; direct named stakes only, exited positions excluded. Figures are indicative, not reported marks. SBVA also appears inside investor groups in Carro, Neolix, You.com, where a standalone stake isn’t disclosed. See the underlying cap tables on Dealroom →

02 · Exits

SBVA’s biggest exits.

Portfolio companies that IPO’d or were acquired at $1B+, with the valuation recorded at exit and — for those still public — their value today. Exit events come from each company’s funding-round history; entry stage from SBVA’s transaction record.

PayPay
$11B IPO · 2026
Entered Series B+Now $12BSecurity
Nexon
$1.2B IPO · 2011
Now $11BGaming
OneConnect
$3.6B IPO · 2019
Entered Series ANow $105MFintech
$1.7B acquisition · 2021
Entered Series AMedia
$1.4B IPO · 2021
Entered Series B+Now $98MTransportation
03 · Portfolio analysis

Where SBVA’s portfolio is concentrated.

Distribution of portfolio companies by headquarters country, sector, entry stage and current growth stage. Across all 192 portfolio companies. "Stage entered" is the first priced round the investor joined, derived from the investor’s transaction history.

By countryCount
  1. South Korea101
  2. USA36
  3. China12
  4. Singapore11
  5. Indonesia10
  6. Japan8
  7. Israel3
  8. France2
  9. Vietnam2
  10. Australia1
  11. Bangladesh1
  12. Canada1
By sectorCount
  1. Enterprise Software35
  2. Media25
  3. Fintech22
  4. Marketing17
  5. Food15
  6. Health15
  7. Gaming14
  8. Real Estate11
  9. Education10
  10. Transportation10
  11. Home Living8
  12. Robotics8
By stage enteredCount
  1. Series A90
  2. Series B+66
  3. Seed32
By growth stageCount
  1. Breakout Stage80
  2. Early Growth67
  3. Late Growth48
  4. Mature2
04 · Portfolio market map

Inside SBVA’s portfolio.

The 60 highest-funded portfolio companies, of 192 tracked.

Tokopedia
Food · Unicorn
$1.1B
AMI - Advanced Machine Intelligence
Enterprise Software · Unicorn
$4.5B
Neolix
Transportation · Unicorn
$2.4B
KREAM
Fashion
$840M
OneConnect
Fintech
$105M
OPay
Fintech · Unicorn
$2.0B
Carro
Real Estate
$240M
PayPay
Security · Decacorn
$12B
Innoviz Technologies
Transportation
$98M
Wangdiantong
Marketing · Unicorn
$1.2B
Socar
Travel
$568M
Konfio
Fintech · Unicorn
$1.3B
Shopback
Fintech
$400M
Patsnap
Enterprise Software · Unicorn
$1.0B
Iyuno
Media · Unicorn
$1.2B
Upstage
Enterprise Software · Unicorn
$1.0B
Mythic
Semiconductors
$500M
Ohouse
Real Estate · Unicorn
$1.4B
Rsquare
Real Estate
$285M
Fresheasy
Food
$671M
Ajaib
Fintech · Unicorn
$1.0B
Funding Societies
Fintech
$720M
Tridge
Food
$489M
Eridu AI
Semiconductors
$800M
Pliops
Hosting
$400M
Danggeun Market
Home Living · Unicorn
$2.7B
SEMIFIVE
Semiconductors
$480M
Waresix
Transportation
$420M
Appier
Marketing
$718M
QANDA
Education
$101M
SODA
Fashion
$340M
Spoon
Music
$356M
Unifonic
Marketing
$500M
Endowus
Fintech
$280M
Lunit
Health
$767M
Energy Monster
Energy
$327M
Class101
Education
$259M
Doctor Now
Health
$175M
CHAI
Fintech
$300M
Sendo.vn
Telecom
$244M
True Balance
Fintech
$112M
LaundryGo
Real Estate
$254M
Super
Marketing
$280M
Standard Energy
Energy
$319M
AccessNow
Food
BlueShift
Marketing
$160M
Marq Vision
Marketing
$192M
WIRobotics
Health
$319M
Apartmentary
Home Living
$195M
Utaite
Media
$237M
Rapo Labs
Fashion
$181M
Wonder Workshop
Education
$10M
Tacta Systems
Robotics
$256M
OYO LIFE
Real Estate
$295M
Youibot
Robotics
$688M
Memblaze
Security
$120M
Radish
Media
$440M
FishBrain
Food
$119M
Picsel Technologies
Enterprise Software
$186M
Anodot
Security
$140M
05 · Portfolio founders

Where SBVA’s portfolio founders come from.

141 founders across the 100 highest-funded portfolio companies — by current location, university attended, and the companies they worked at before founding. Sourced from the founder records the API links to each portfolio company.

LocationCount
  1. South Korea46
  2. United States32
  3. Singapore13
  4. Indonesia10
  5. China7
  6. Israel6
  7. France5
  8. Japan4
  9. United Kingdom4
  10. Mexico2
UniversityCount
  1. Stanford University7
  2. Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology6
  3. National University of Singapore6
  4. Seoul National University6
  5. Harvard Business School5
  6. Harvard University5
  7. Raffles Institution5
  8. University of California, Berkeley5
  9. Carnegie Mellon University4
  10. Singapore Management University4
Previous companyCount
  1. NAVER7
  2. McKinsey & Company6
  3. Meta5
  4. Apple3
  5. Boston Consulting Group3
  6. NCSOFT West3
  7. Ness Digital Engineering3
  8. Zalora Group3
  9. Adobe Photoshop2
  10. Alphabet | Google2
07 · Key people

Key people at SBVA.

Source: Dealroom next-gen API — investor team endpoint.