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Gomif Partners
Gomif Partners (GP) is an early stage investment advisory network jointly led by socialpreneur Larry Tey Por Yee and several private venture partners.
Gomif Partners
Gomif Partners (GP) is an early stage investment advisory network jointly led by socialpreneur Larry Tey Por Yee and several private venture partners. GP's investors invest in and work with information technology companies at any stage but is primarily focused on seed and early stage investments. GP is interested in socially responsible business models, especially renewable, retail, manufacturing, software and services surrounding this concept.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2015
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Singapore
City
Singapore
Corporate office
Singapore
Principals
Larry Tey Por Yee (Tey Por Yee)
joint lead
Tey Por Yee (Larry)
joined Gomif Partners in 2015
Frequently asked questions
How does Gomif Partners source deals?
Given the absence of a public inbound funnel — no team page, no media footprint, no conference circuit presence — deal flow almost certainly originates from personal and professional networks within Singapore and Southeast Asia. Early-stage investors without institutional marketing often rely on founder referrals, angel syndicates, and long-term operator relationships to see proprietary opportunities.
Does Gomif Partners participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm has not disclosed whether it makes direct equity investments, writes checks into venture funds as a limited partner, or blends both approaches. Its stated stage range from seed to late-stage venture does not clarify the instrument — direct, SPV, or fund-of-funds.
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