The business incubator and venture builder, Gharage, has landed in Singapore in pursuit of early-stage travel and retail startups that it can invest in across Asia Pacific. The young company—founded in 2019—says it is looking to back pre-seed to Series A entities.
As a subsidiary of global travel retailer Gebr. Heinemann, Gharage should have enough financial firepower to expand its investing capabilities from Europe in order to take several more businesses under its wing.
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