Venture Capital Firms in Seoul
Discover venture capital firms with offices in Seoul and compare their size and focus.
About this list
FundComb tracks 1 venture capital firms with offices in Seoul on this page.
The ranking uses estimated funds under management (FUM). Estimates describe the manager and may be older or minimum amounts; they are not capital available to invest locally. Figures in different currencies are compared in USD using a shared exchange-rate estimate. Treat the figures as directional research data, not as a source to rely on for financial or investment decisions.
How we compile this list
We check venture activity and office locations against public sources. Estimated FUM provides a guide to manager size; reported AUM and individual fund sizes are separate measures. Supporting sources and fund details are available on investor profiles.
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FAQ
Questions about this list
How are firms ranked on this list? +
This list is ranked by estimated funds under management (FUM). Estimates describe the manager and may be older or minimum amounts; they are not capital available to invest locally. Figures in different currencies are compared in USD using a shared exchange-rate estimate. FundComb keeps headquarters, office presence and investment geography as separate signals, so a headquarters list and an office list can show different results.
Which firms count as being in Seoul? +
Firms with at least one recorded office in the Seoul metropolitan area, matched from office addresses and coordinates FundComb has collected. A firm headquartered elsewhere still appears when it keeps a local office, and South Korea-wide coverage is on the South Korea lists.
What does estimated FUM mean? +
Estimated funds under management is a guide to the size of a venture manager. Estimates may be older or minimum amounts, and missing currencies are assumed to be USD and flagged for an update. Known currencies are preserved and compared in USD using a shared, dated exchange-rate snapshot. The reported AUM, commitments and fund-size views use separate, more specific figures. Detailed sources and dates are on each investor profile.
How often is this list updated? +
Profiles update as FundComb ingests public filings, fund websites, official announcements and manual review notes. Rankings can change when new evidence is approved or older data is cleaned.
Does an office mean the firm invests locally? +
An office establishes physical presence only. The investment-evidence view uses stated country mandates or named venture rounds within three years. Founder-linked mandates and dated deals are labelled separately in each source record. Neither proves the firm is currently accepting investments or that all its capital is allocated locally.