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Trendlines Group
The Trendlines Group invests in innovations in agrifood and medtech, leveraging its experience, partnerships network, and resources to go from seed to market.
Trendlines Group
The Trendlines Group invests in innovations in agrifood and medtech, leveraging its experience, partnerships network, and resources to go from seed to market. It is a leading Israel and Singapore-based investment group that partners with investors, strategic players, inventors, and governments. Trendlines' shares are traded on the Singapore Stock Exchange (SGX: 42T) and in the United States as an ADR on the OTCQX International (OTCQX: TRNLY).
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2007
Location
Region
Middle East
Country
Israel
City
Misgav
Corporate office
Misgav, Israel
Additional offices
Singapore
Principals
Todd Dollinger
Chairman & CEO
Steve Rhodes
Chairman, Trendlines Agrifood Fund
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Trendlines Group differ from a standard venture capital firm?
Trendlines is a licensed incubator under the Israel Innovation Authority, not a conventional fund manager. It originates most of its portfolio companies internally, developing technology in-house, filing patents, and hiring management. The firm also maintains a publicly traded balance sheet on the Singapore Exchange, giving it permanent capital rather than operating within a traditional limited-partner fund structure.
What is the role of the Singapore office?
The Singapore headquarters serves as Trendlines' commercial gateway to Asian markets. Companies initially developed in Israel are adapted for regulatory approval, manufacturing partnerships, and distribution in Asia. The dual-country footprint also allows the firm to access capital and strategic partners in both the Israeli innovation ecosystem and the broader Asian market.
Does Trendlines Group raise third-party limited-partner funds?
Yes. While the parent company uses its own balance sheet for incubation, it has raised separate LP vehicles for specific strategies. The Trendlines Agrifood Fund, for example, attracted capital from institutional investors and strategic partners including Bayer. The firm's public listing also allows it to access equity capital markets.
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