Southeast Asian city representing regional growth

Capital that builds
more than returns.

New Avenue Capital’s core activity is its impact. Every facility we deploy builds credit infrastructure that didn’t exist, preserves founder ownership, and supports the companies creating jobs across Southeast Asia.

The flywheel: every deal makes the next one possible.

Traditional impact investing often sits alongside the core business. At New Avenue Capital, impact is the core business. Every facility we issue to an underserved founder creates credit precedent in a market that has none. That precedent makes the next founder more financeable. Over time, the ecosystem shifts — from one where revenue-generating startups are locked out of debt, to one where structured credit is a recognised, accessible option.

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Credit access

Non-dilutive capital reaches founders that banks and traditional lenders won’t serve.

02

Startup scales

Working capital funds hiring, contract delivery, and expansion — without equity dilution.

03

Jobs & revenue grow

Each portfolio company creates local employment, generates tax revenue, and serves more customers.

04

Ecosystem matures

Every repaid facility builds data and trust, making venture credit more legible and accessible across the region.

05

More founders qualify

As the category matures, more startups gain access to non-dilutive capital — not just from us, but from the broader market.

Impact by the numbers.

Target metrics for Fund I across the portfolio lifecycle.

Portfolio 40–60 Companies funded with non-dilutive working capital
Employment 500+ Jobs created or supported across the portfolio
Founder Ownership 100% Founders retain majority ownership post-facility
Social Impact 6+ Sectors with direct social impact served

Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.

New Avenue Capital’s lending activity maps directly to four UN Sustainable Development Goals — not as a marketing exercise, but as a natural consequence of how the fund operates.

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Decent Work & Economic Growth

Every facility we deploy funds hiring and expansion at early-stage companies. Working capital translates directly into local employment, payroll, and economic activity in markets where tech-sector job creation is accelerating.

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Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure

We finance the companies building Southeast Asia’s technology infrastructure — logistics platforms, healthtech systems, fintech rails, and enterprise software. Our capital helps these companies scale the products that modernise industries.

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Reduced Inequalities

Financial inclusion starts with access. Revenue-generating founders in Southeast Asia are systematically excluded from bank credit. Non-dilutive lending gives them access to capital without surrendering the ownership that builds long-term wealth.

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Partnerships for the Goals

Building a new credit category requires ecosystem partnerships — with venture investors, accelerators, regulators, and service providers. Every deal strengthens the network that makes venture credit viable for the next generation of founders.

Impact in practice.

Behind every facility is a company whose growth creates real-world outcomes. Here is what downstream impact looks like across the portfolio.

Healthtech

MediTrack

MediTrack’s clinical-operations platform helps hospitals and health networks serve patients more efficiently. Our working-capital facility funded new implementations across underserved regions, extending the reach of quality healthcare to communities that previously relied on paper-based systems and fragmented care coordination.

Agritech

CropFlow

CropFlow connects smallholder farms to formal food-processing and retail supply chains. By financing seasonal procurement cycles, our facility helped CropFlow onboard more farming cooperatives — giving small-scale producers access to stable, fair-priced markets they couldn’t reach on their own.

Edtech

LearnStack

LearnStack delivers corporate training and upskilling programmes to enterprises and government agencies. Our facility funded upfront content development before annual-contract payments landed, helping the company scale training access to thousands of workers building skills for a rapidly changing economy.

Fintech

PayBridge

PayBridge builds payment-processing infrastructure for banks and large billers. Our facility funded engineering through long integration cycles, helping bring modern payment rails to institutions serving millions of previously unbanked and underbanked consumers across the region.

Why non-dilutive capital matters more in emerging markets.

When a founder in Southeast Asia gives up 20–30% equity to fund working capital, the wealth transfer out of the local ecosystem is permanent. That ownership — and the future value it represents — leaves the founder, their team, and their community.

Debt that preserves ownership keeps more value in the hands of the people who built the company. Founders retain control, employees retain upside through option pools, and the long-term economic benefit of a successful exit stays closer to where the company was built.

This is not an abstract principle. It is a structural feature of every facility we issue. Non-dilutive capital is, by design, a more equitable form of startup financing — and in emerging markets, the difference compounds.

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Our responsible lending commitments.

Transparent pricing

Every borrower sees the full cost of capital upfront. No hidden fees, no compounding penalties, no terms designed to obscure the true price of the facility.

Collateral-backed, not personal-guarantee-backed

We lend against enterprise receivables, not against founders’ personal assets. If a facility doesn’t work out, the founder’s personal financial life is not on the line.

Borrower-aligned structures

Repayment terms are designed around the borrower’s cash-flow cycle, not against it. Prepayment and rollover options are built in. We succeed when the borrower succeeds.

ESG-integrated underwriting

We screen for environmental, social, and governance considerations as part of our standard credit process. Companies whose operations cause demonstrable harm are excluded from the portfolio.

Impact reporting, alongside financial performance.

New Avenue Capital commits to transparent impact reporting to its limited partners. Impact metrics — including jobs supported, founder equity preserved, sectors served, and credit-market precedent created — are reported annually alongside financial performance. We believe accountability to both dimensions is what distinguishes responsible capital deployment from marketing.

Questions about our impact approach? Reach us at info@newavenuecapital.com