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W Fund

W Fund

Overview

W Fund is the venture capital arm of W inc., a Japanese firm that invests in seed and early-stage toC startups in the lifestyle, entertainment, and sports sectors.

Portfolio Companies

2

Investments

W Fund investments
CompanyDateStageLead
Heal-IIIFeb 2024VC RoundCo-investor
株式会社LightJul 2023Series BCo-investor

Sector & Stage Mix

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Investment Activity

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2023
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FAQ

Where is W Fund based?

W Fund is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan.

When was W Fund founded?

Founding year information for W Fund is not publicly available.

How many portfolio companies does W Fund have?

W Fund has 2 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.

What are some companies in W Fund's portfolio?

Recent investments visible on Caplight include Heal-III, 株式会社Light.

What was W Fund's most recent investment?

W Fund's most recent investment on Caplight was in Heal-III in 2024.

What sectors does W Fund focus on?

W Fund focuses on Crypto & Web3, Media, Entertainment & Gaming, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Crypto & Web3.

What company stages does W Fund focus on?

Stage focus information for W Fund is not publicly available.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersTokyo
Year FoundedN/A

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