Carrot Insurance "30 Billion KRW Capital Increase Within the Year, Fundraising Including Affirm"
[Asia Economy Reporter Changhwan Lee] Carrot General Insurance announced on the 22nd that it will proceed with a paid-in capital increase totaling 300 billion KRW within this year.
The paid-in capital increase will be conducted in two phases. Carrot recently held a board meeting to finalize an investment attraction of 175 billion KRW, and the second capital increase is also expected to be completed within the year.
In the first paid-in capital increase, a private equity fund (PEF) management company, Apalma Capital, which has a strong interest in mobility investment, was attracted as a new shareholder. Existing shareholders Hanwha General Insurance, Altos Ventures, and Stick Investment also participated in additional investments.
Through this, Carrot now has a shareholding structure of Hanwha General Insurance 50.6%, SK Telecom 7.8%, T Map Mobility 3.9%, Hyundai Motor Company 2.7%, Altos Ventures 10.2%, Stick Investment 15.5%, and Apalma Capital 9.2%.
The second capital increase, scheduled to be completed within the year, is expected to be smoothly finalized through additional contributions from new potential investors including a co-investment fund being raised by Apalma Capital, as well as existing shareholders, the company explained.
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Meanwhile, Carrot is Korea's first digital general insurance company established in 2019 as a joint venture by major investors such as Hanwha General Insurance, SK Telecom, Hyundai Motor Company, Altos Ventures, and Stick Investment.
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