Uberis Capital

Uberis Capital is a Southeast Asia-focused impact investment firm supporting early-stage ventures that address critical social and environmental challenges. Founded in 2012, the fund emphasizes sectors like smart agriculture, renewable energy, water access, and gender equality. Based in Cambodia, Uberis Capital works closely with local entrepreneurs, offering both funding and technical assistance to help them scale. The fund's investment portfolio includes companies such as Azaylla, a Cambodian logistics firm promoting local food distribution, Tun Yat (Myanmar) in smart agriculture, and Wality (Vietnam), a clean water access startup. Uberis has achieved notable exits, including Wality to Danone and Sun-eee to TEPCO, highlighting its focus on social and environmental returns alongside financial growth. Uberis typically targets businesses with a clear impact on poverty alleviation, climate change, and women’s empowerment. Their investments range from $200,000 to $3 million, and they support ventures throughout their lifecycle, often collaborating with partners such as the UNDP and Toniic. The fund also runs the Uberis Impact Network (UIN), an angel investor network offering flexible investment opportunities to aligned impact investors​.