Circulate Capital Secures $220 Million First Close for Second Climate Fund
Circulate Capital has announced a $220 million first close for its second climate fund, targeting agrifoodtech and climate-tech investments in Asia and beyond.
Key Points
- Circulate Capital closed $220 million for second climate fund (first close)
- Focus on agrifoodtech and climate-tech investments
- Based in Singapore with Asia focus
- Supports companies addressing climate change and food system challenges
Full Details
Circulate Capital, a Singapore-based investment firm focused on agrifoodtech and climate technology, announced a $220 million first close for its second climate fund. The fund will continue the firm's strategy of investing in innovative companies addressing climate change and food system challenges across Asia and potentially global markets. This represents a significant expansion of the firm's capital base, building on its first fund's thesis of supporting startups and growth-stage companies developing solutions for sustainable agriculture, food waste reduction, and climate resilience. The agrifood sector has seen increased investor interest as climate change impacts food supply chains and as corporations seek to meet sustainability commitments.
Why It Matters
The strong fundraising environment for climate-focused agrifoodtech funds indicates continued institutional appetite for sustainable investing themes, particularly in Asia where food security and climate adaptation are critical priorities.
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