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The Yield Lab
The Yield Lab backs early-stage agrifoodtech through four autonomous regional funds spanning Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and North America.
The Yield Lab
Founded in 2014, The Yield Lab operates through a network of four separate regional funds, each with its own geographical focus, team, and investor base. The Singapore-headquartered firm maintains close working relationships across these funds, pooling knowledge to leverage global insights and relationships for the benefit of its portfolio companies and investors. The firm targets early-stage agrifoodtech companies across the seed to growth spectrum. Investment activity spans direct venture deals and a fund-of-funds approach, providing both capital and network connections through its regional accelerator programs. The geographic footprint covers Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and North America, with a combined portfolio of more than 90 companies. The firm’s mandate centers on enabling entrepreneurs to sustainably revolutionize agrifood systems. Alongside its investment vehicles, The Yield Lab runs the Yield Lab Institute, a non-profit branch that provides educational resources and ecosystem-building support. The institute operates in parallel with the for-profit funds, extending the firm's reach beyond pure financial returns into industry development. The Yield Lab's structural differentiator is its federated regional fund model: four autonomous vehicles sharing a common brand, sector thesis, and knowledge pool while operating with distinct local teams and investor bases. This architecture is unusual among agrifoodtech investors, most of whom run a single global fund rather than coordinated local partnerships.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
2014
AUM
~$160M (Altss estimate)
Location
Region
Asia
Country
Singapore
City
Singapore
Corporate office
Singapore, Singapore
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How is The Yield Lab structured across its different regions?
The Yield Lab operates through four separate regional funds covering Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and North America. Each fund has its own geographical focus, team, and investor base. The funds maintain close working relationships and share knowledge, sector expertise, and strategic relationships, but they operate autonomously within their regions.
What investment stages does The Yield Lab target?
The firm targets early-stage companies from seed through growth stages. Its strategy includes both direct venture investments and a fund-of-funds approach. The accelerator programs in Europe, North America, and Latin America provide additional support for the earliest-stage companies.
How is the Yield Lab Institute related to the investment funds?
The Yield Lab Institute is a non-profit branch that operates in parallel with the for-profit regional funds. It provides educational resources and ecosystem-building support for the agrifoodtech sector. The institute extends the firm's reach beyond investment returns into broader industry development without commingling philanthropic and investment capital.
Does The Yield Lab participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm pursues both direct venture investments and a fund-of-funds strategy. This dual approach allows The Yield Lab to back individual agrifoodtech startups directly while also gaining exposure through commitments to other specialized funds in the sector.
Which regions does The Yield Lab actively invest in?
The firm covers Asia Pacific, Europe, Latin America, and North America through its four regional funds. Each region has a dedicated team and investor base, while the global network pools knowledge and relationships across the entire footprint.
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