Samho Green Investment

The firm’s mandate spans the full company lifecycle. It engages in early-stage venture capital — including seed and start-up rounds — as well as expansion and late-stage growth equity, pre-IPO placements, buyouts, and secondary transactions. That stage-agnostic approach is atypical for a single Korean asset manager.

The firm is headquartered in Seoul and its deal activity suggests a primary domestic focus. No cross-border transactions are publicly documented, but the investment mandate does not explicitly exclude non-Korean opportunities. In practice, most peer firms of comparable size in Seoul concentrate on the domestic market.

Senior leadership is not publicly disclosed. The firm’s website and public records do not name a CEO, CIO, or managing partner. This opacity is not uncommon among smaller Korean private capital firms, but it limits allocators’ ability to assess key-person risk or track record attribution.

Available evidence points to a single legal entity running both venture capital and private equity strategies. Most Seoul-based firms separate these into distinct fund families or affiliate managers. Samho Green Investment’s consolidated structure may reduce mandate conflicts when holding portfolio companies across stages.

No. The firm does not publish assets under management, fund sizes, or deployment figures. Without access to Korean regulatory filings that might contain this data, the firm’s scale remains undisclosed to external allocators.