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Leo Tech
Alexander M. Woods-Leo runs Leo Tech, a Singapore generalist asset manager with holdings in US real estate and Myanmar digital payments.
Leo Tech
Leo Tech provides Pre-Commissioning and Mechanical Completion solutions for Marine, Oil & Gas, and Petrochemical industries. Services include pressure testing, bolt torquing, flange management, chemical cleaning, and equipment rental. The company is based in Singapore.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Singapore
City
Singapore
Corporate office
Singapore, Singapore
Principals
Alexander M. Woods-Leo
Founder and CEO
Patrick Kershaw
Managing Director, Investments
Andres Varela
Director and Client Advisor
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How is Leo Tech structured across its US and Singapore entities?
Leo Tech operates through a dual-incorporation model: a Singapore-based investment firm and a US holding company, Leo Tech Holdings, Inc., based in Wilmington, Delaware. Founder Alexander M. Woods-Leo serves as CEO of the US entity while directing Singapore operations. This structure allows the firm to hold physical commercial real estate at 1105 Monterey Place in Delaware while executing Asian venture investments through its Singapore base, per public record.
What sectors and stages does Leo Tech target in Asia?
Leo Tech focuses on early-stage and seed-stage investments, with confirmed positions in Southeast Asian fintech via two Myanmar platforms: ConnectNPay and Mywallet Plus. The firm also has ties to digital health through advisor Bimal Shah, who was the lead investor in OurHealthMate. Beyond these documented exposures, the full sector scope is not publicly disclosed.
Who makes investment decisions at Leo Tech?
Investment decisions are led by Managing Director Patrick Kershaw from the Singapore office, with founder Alexander M. Woods-Leo retaining oversight as CEO. Director and Client Advisor Andres Varela handles client relationships, while Bimal Shah contributes as an external advisor, per available public records.
Does Leo Tech disclose its assets under management?
No. Leo Tech does not publicly disclose assets under management, deployment figures, or fund sizes. The firm's known holdings include one Delaware commercial property and two Myanmar fintech portfolio companies, as confirmed by public record, but no aggregate financial metrics are available.
How does Leo Tech's US real estate holding relate to its Asian strategy?
The Delaware property at 1105 Monterey Place appears to be held through Leo Tech Holdings, Inc., the US corporate entity, operating independently of the Singapore venture portfolio. Public records show no cross-collateralization or pooled vehicles linking the two geographies, suggesting they function as separate investment pillars under the same founder, per available filings.
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