JFDI.Asia
JFDI.Asia (Joyful Frog Digital Incubator) was Southeast Asia's first startup accelerator, founded in Singapore in 2010 by Hugh Mason and Wong Meng Weng. Between 2012-2015 it raised and deployed $3M into 70 digital startups across 7 intensive bootcamp cohorts, providing each team roughly $11,700 cash plus mentoring, infrastructure, and workspace in exchange for a minority equity stake. Its portfolio is collectively valued at over $450M, with notable exits including TradeGecko (acquired by Intuit, 2020). JFDI.Asia is no longer actively investing in new startups; it is now in wind-down/liquidation mode.
Singapore, Singapore · 1+ investments
- Headquarters
- Singapore, Singapore
- Founded
- 2010
- Website
- jfdi.asia
- Total Investment
- 1
- Last Investment
- Jan 2014
- Geographic Focus
- Singapore, Southeast Asia
Investment Thesis
JFDI.Asia is an Accelerator based in Singapore, Singapore. It has made 1 investment in Mobile and SaaS.
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