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announcing the launch of our new southeast asia website
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We are excited to announce the launch of Kindrik Partners’s newly-designed website for Southeast Asian tech companies and startups.
We believe in empowering entrepreneurs and tech companies by giving them tools to self-serve the legal basics. Our goal with our new website is to make it much easier for startups and tech companies based in Southeast Asia to browse and use those resources with a site especially for them.
fixed pricing for common startup jobs
We know that startups are often price sensitive, which is why we’re trying to de-mystify some of the pricing around common activities that people tend to use lawyers for.
We’re experimenting with moving away from the six-minute billable unit to fixed pricing and fee estimates that founders can budget for & rely on.
take a look at our pricing page
open-source ESOP document generator
We’ve retooled our ESOP (employee share option plan) document generator so that people can make their own ESOPs.
It’s never been easier to use one of our document generators. No more registering for an account or using your LinkedIn details – it’s now 100% open and free to use.
We’ll be updating all of our document generators in this new format over the coming months.
easy-to navigate resources section
First-time visitors will find our free legal resources easier to navigate. For example, we’ve included descriptions of our different templates so you can get understand what the template does at a glance.
Visitors can now also browse by subject-matter, like all resources related to raising a seed round, as well as by type (eg all templates).
- explore startup resources
- explore venture capital resources
- explore tech m&a resources
- explore contract resources
new commercial resources
We’ve released three new commercial templates for SEA companies.
watch this space
We’re committed to supporting startups and tech companies in the region with their legal work so that they can get on with growing their business.
If there’s anything you would like to see on our site, get in touch.
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Kindrik Partners advised VC firm Illuminate Financial on its investment in Singapore-based AI-driven data processing and automation company bluesheets. Illuminate led the US$6.5 million series A round. Other returning investors included Insignia Ventures Partners, Antler Elevate, and 1982 Ventures.
Illuminate invests in B2B fintech and enterprise software companies that build solutions for the financial services industry. Backed by global financial institutions such as Citi, JP Morgan, Barclays, Jefferies, Singapore Exchange Group, and BNY Mellon, Illuminate uses its extensive network and industry knowledge to help their portfolio companies achieve their full potential in addition to providing capital.
bluesheets offers AI-driven data processing and workflow automation software that helps businesses digitise and automate their bookkeeping processes. It plans to use the funds to further enhance its AI capabilities and accelerate growth in key APAC markets, including Singapore, Thailand, ANZ, and Hong Kong.
We’re happy to have advised Singapore-based synthetic data company Betterdata on an oversubscribed seed round of $1.65 million, led by Investible.
The company was founded in 2021 by Dr. Uzair Javaid and Kevin Yee and allows clients to share data faster and more securely in compliance with stricter data privacy regulations being introduced around the world. Betterdata uses generative AI to convert real data into synthetic data that looks, feels, and behaves like real datasets. These synthetic datasets retain the structure and correlations of the original data while eliminating the privacy and security concerns that come with holding and sharing sensitive data.
Betterdata plans to use the funding to publicly launch its product, hire more staff as the company scales, and improve its technology stack, with the aim of providing support for single-table, multi-table, and time-series datasets. The company also plans to expand across the Asia-Pacific region over the next two years.
