Infocomm Investments is proud to play a part in the growth and success of our portfolio companies. The following is a sample of our past and present portfolio since inception.

	GuardTime, headquartered in Singapore, developed a unique service architecture that provides independently verifiable proof of data integrity, helping organisations in financial services, government, telecommunications and healthcare strengthen control and reduce costs. Infocomm Investments invested in GuardTime’s Series A round alongside Horizons Ventures from Hong Kong, Ambient Sound Investments from Estonia and FITOne Capital from Japan.
	Data Security Systems Solutions (”DS3″), headquartered in Singapore, provides strong authentication security solutions to financial services institutions, government bodies and enterprises. Infocomm Investments invested in DS3 alongside JAFCO Asia in its Series A round.
	One of the Asia Pacific’s fastest growing Mobile Services Provider, i-POP Networks enables media networks and content providers to mobilise their media assets in the most operationally painless manner. i-POP Networks provides end-to-end services to its clients through its innovative mobile platforms combined with connections to more than 50 networks spanning 15 countries and over 700 million subscribers in Asia Pacific.
	Founded in October 2001, Sconce is a provider of engineering solutions and services in PLM, MCAD, Piping, Structural and offshore software development. Some of its clients include Lenovo, Newell RubberMaid, RheemManufacturing, NASA, Toyoto Motor Corporation, Aisin Group, Siemens and Motorola. Sconce has a proven track record of customer satisfaction and successful project implementation including several extremely complex projects.
	Dilithium is the global leader in converged video solutions for mobile and broadband networks and the Internet. Dilithium pioneered 3G video communications and has operations in 5 continents and customers in 50 over countries. IIPL invested in Dilithium Networks in 2005 and 2006. Valuing the company at US$110 million, Franklin Templeton also invested US$25 million in Dilithium. Other investors include Australian-based venture fund CM Capital Investments, DB Capital Partners (private equity arm of Deutsche Bank), JAFCO, and Motorola.
	Based in Singapore, Infocomm Asia Holdings (IAH) is an operator and distributor of online games in Southeast Asia. The company aims to become the leading operator and distributor of online games in Southeast Asia and has obtained exclusive rights to two top-rated MMORPGs in the region - Granado Espada and Hellgate: London. Other investors include Gigamedia, Softbank, The9 and Commerzbank.
	Founded in 1998, Ecquaria is a leading government and enterprise business platform software provider that powers high-volume, business-critical government, healthcare, education, financial services and leisure applications for customers worldwide. The company’s key product, Ecquaria Services Oriented Platform (SOP) is marketed aggressively through an expanding global partner network in countries such as Thailand, Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Mexico and Africa.
	Established in 1983, System Access provides universal banking solutions that help banks deliver a broad range of banking products and services for retail and wholesale banking. IIPL invested in System Access in 2004 and 2005 and the company went public on SGX with a market capitalisation of approximately US$37 million. In 2006, System Access was acquired by SunGard Asia Pacific for approximately US$68 million.
	Founded in 1989, Stratech is a solutions provider of intelligent vision, intelligent transport systems and e-Systems for industries such as aerospace and defense, homeland security, financial services, government and healthcare. IIPL invested in Stratech in 1999. Subsequently, the company was listed on the Mainboard of Singapore Exchange in 2000 with a market capitalisation of approximately US$172 million.
	AceFusion was established in 1998. The company grew from 6 to 120 employees since its inception. AceFusion was the first company to receive financial backing from Singapore’s National Science and Technology Board’s (NSTB) Venture Investment Support for Start-ups (VISS) Fund. In addition to IIPL (previously NSTB Holdings), other investors included WIIG-TDF Partners LLC, Technology Fund II and Venture TDF.IIPL invested in AceFusion in 2000, and in 2001. Thereafter, Savi Technology Inc merged with AceFusion to create a new global provider of real-time logistics software and systems. Today, the company serves a broad customer base, including the U.S. Department of Defense, the U.S. Postal Service and Singapore Airlines, as well as major automotive, electronics and grocery and retail companies.
	IIPL invested in AboveNet, a co-location provider, in April 1998. We held our stake in the company after its IPO on NASDAQ in December 1998. AboveNet subsequently merged with Metromedia Fiber Network, a White Plains, New York-based dark fibre company in 1999. We exited from Metromedia Fiber Network (MFNX) in 2000 when the company was at its peak with a market capitalisation of US$27 billion.