Altair Capital

Private Equity Est. 2018
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USD 150M
Estimated FUM
Type
Private Equity
HQ
Singapore
Founded
2018
Focus
Software / Tech

About

Altair Capital is a growth and private equity investor targeting mid-market opportunities in Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia. In these geographies, Altair is primarily focused on buyout transactions or significant minority deals in companies with enterprise values between US$20 to US$100m. We will also look at deals selectively in Thailand, Phillipines and Myanmar. Altair is the ASEAN affiliate of Polaris Capital, a Japanese investment firm established in 2004.

Investment Focus

Investment size
USD 10M - USD 30M

Reported investment size. Actual commitments may vary by stage, ownership and follow-on participation.

Focus Areas
Stages
Growth PE/Buyout
Focus
Software / Tech
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
Singapore Indonesia Malaysia Thailand Vietnam
Coverage
Multi-country (Asia)
Regions
Asia

Coverage is a guide only.

Location

Headquarters
Singapore
Office Presence
1 country
Singapore
1 known office
Singapore (HQ)

Deals & Activity

Tracked Deals
7
Most common deal types
Unknown (6) Buyout (1)
Deals by domain
Healthcare 1
Recent tracked deals
www.certact.com.sg
2025
www.xcelerateltd.com
Buyout - 2022
www.beyondmedical.com.sg
2022 - Healthcare
www.tfvaluemart.com.my
2021
www.mottoauction.com
2019
www.printlab.com.sg
2017
Squarespace

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