Turn Capital
Single family office of entrepreneur Joseph Phua (co-founder of Paktor and 17LIVE); acquired podcast platform SoundOn and blockchain apps Dapp Pocket and Cappuu in 2021.
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Family & background
- HEADQUARTERS
- Kaohsiung, Taiwan
- FOUNDED
- 2020
Investment approach
- ROUTES
- Companies (own capital)
- STRATEGIES
- Direct investments
Overview
Turn Capital is the single family office chaired by Joseph Phua, the Singaporean-Taiwanese co-founder of dating app Paktor and of live-streaming group 17LIVE. In 2021 it acquired the podcast platform SoundOn and merged it with the voice social service Goodnight, and the same year acquired Dapp Pocket and Cappuu, later merged into the retail blockchain finance platform Coinomo.
Holdings & investments (3)
- SoundOnMedia & Entertainment · since 2021
- Dapp PocketCrypto & Web3 · since 2021
- CappuuCrypto & Web3 · since 2021
People
- Leo ChengVenture Partner – Blockchain · source
- Joseph PhuaChairman · source
- Shang KooChief Financial Officer / Partner · source
- Evie ZhangPartner · source
- Kheng Lian HoPartner · source
Frequently asked questions
Turn Capital is a single family office based in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, founded in 2020.
Turn Capital invests its own capital into companies. Its stated asset mix includes direct investments.
Turn Capital invests in Media & Entertainment and Crypto & Web3.
Key people at Turn Capital include Joseph Phua (Chairman), Shang Koo (Chief Financial Officer / Partner), Evie Zhang (Partner) and Kheng Lian Ho (Partner).
Turn Capital's holdings and investments include SoundOn, Dapp Pocket and Cappuu.