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VIETNAM INNOVATION FORUM AND THE LAUNCH OF VIETNAM INNOVATION & TECH INVESTMENT REPORT 2024
On April 26, 2024, Do Ventures and the Vietnam National Innovation Center (NIC) co-hosted the Vietnam Innovation Forum, marking the release of the highly anticipated Vietnam Innovation & Tech Investment Report 2024.

Filipino fintech Advance continues to scale up with regional expansion and US$16M in new funding
Advance has successfully secured US$16 million in a pre-Series A funding led by Do Ventures out of Vietnam and Lendable, a technology-enabled investment and debt provider to fintechs in emerging markets.

Do Ventures backs South Korea-based EdTech platform Ringle matching English learners with Ivy League tutors
Do Ventures announces its investment in Ringle’s Series A funding round to support the company’s expansion efforts in the Vietnam market. Headquartered in Seoul, Ringle offers a premium online English tutoring service that connects learners with tutors from leading universities in the U.S. and the U.K.

OpenCommerce Group raises $7M in a Series A round backed by VNG and Do Ventures
OpenCommerce Group (OCG), a Vietnam-based cross-border e-commerce startup, has raised $7M in a Series A round led by the country's first unicorn VNG with the additional participation of local venture capital firm Do Ventures.