Trihill Capital

Trihill Capital

Trihill Capital launched in 2018, established by Anthony Tjajadi and Alwyn Rusli to deploy venture capital across Southeast Asia from its base in Singapore. The founding team draws from Indonesian and Singaporean business networks, positioning the firm at the intersection of regional deal flow and institutional capital. An additional office in Jakarta anchors its on-the-ground presence in Indonesia, the region's largest market. The firm operates across a spectrum of venture stages, from seed to growth, with a sector focus spanning fintech, enterprise software, agritech, education, and media. Its private investment arm complements the venture strategy, allowing the firm to structure deals outside traditional fund frameworks when the opportunity warrants. Trihill's investment team cultivates direct relationships with founders, supported by a network of corporate partners such as Samudera Shipping Line, where director Low Chee Wah holds a board seat. This linkage provides operating expertise and potential commercial partnerships for portfolio companies. Alwyn Rusli was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list in 2023, reflecting the firm's rising profile among regional tech investors. The firm also maintains ties to the Leap Foundation, integrating philanthropic objectives alongside its investment mandate. Trihill's satellite office in Jakarta houses key investment professionals including Principal Valerianus Ian Sulaiman, ensuring continuous coverage of Indonesia's startup hubs. Trihill Capital's architecture is distinct: it operates as a generalist investment company rather than a traditional fund manager, blending direct venture, private dealmaking, and strategic partnerships under one roof. The firm's ability to deploy across structures — from equity rounds to more bespoke private arrangements — creates flexibility uncommon among pure-play venture capital firms in Southeast Asia. This hybrid approach defines its competitive posture in a fragmented regional market.