SINGAPORE and HO CHI MINH CITY, September 25, 2026 — TechCoop Investment & Technology Pte. Ltd. (“TechCoop”), a Singapore agritech trade with operations in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, has been selected as a 2026 supported company of the Tokyo Stock Exchange’s TSE Asia Startup Hub. TSE launched the program in March 2024, today it announced 23 supported companies from 10 Asian countries and regions for 2026, including TechCoop. With 58 partner firms, it helps supported companies build business and investor ties in Japan and prepare for a TSE listing.
TechCoop has Southeast Asia’s largest independent supplier network, comprising 1,200 validated aggregators, factories and exporters. It sources from Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, and imports from Africa, India and Indonesia. It exports to 30+ markets, including Japan, China, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey and the European Union, and it is one of the largest exporters of fresh Vietnamese bananas to Japan.
TechCoop reported audited revenue of US$218 million in 2025, its third straight year of audited profit before tax. Revenue in 2026 is running 12% ahead of plan, and the company expects to finish the year near US$520 million.
Management
“Japanese buyers take about US$15 billion of Southeast Asian agricultural exports each year, and they ask for proof of origin, quality and certification before they buy,” said Koji Mitsuo, Japan Desk Head at TechCoop. “We check those things on every trade. That same data can support Japan’s global and regional banks to underwrite, increasing Southeast Asian agriculture bankability. The TSE Asia Startup Hub puts us in front of Japan’s investors, listed companies and advisors, and it holds us to the reporting and governance standards a public company must meet.”
Investor
“TechCoop has grown revenue more than twentyfold since 2023 on US$30 million of equity, and it has booked an audited profit in every year,” said Nao Murakami, General Partner, SMBC Asia Rising Fund. “The Tokyo Stock Exchange’s selection confirms what we saw when we invested, and we are honored to have forged this bridge between high-growth social value businesses from Southeast Asia leveraging our Japan edge.”
About TechCoop
TechCoop builds trade infrastructure for Southeast Asian agriculture, using proprietary technology for traceability, credit assessment and supplier risk scoring across its network. On that technology, TechCoop trades as a back-to-back principal, buying from agri-SMEs and selling to factories and importers on deferred payment terms, with each purchase matched to a sale. Its subsidiaries are Farmnet Company Limited, Farmgate Vietnam and Farmgate Singapore. Shareholders include TNB Aura, AVV, FMO, BlueOrchard, SMBC Asia Rising Fund, AppWorks and Capria.
Media Contact
Ryan Galloway, Chief Growth Officer · ryan@techcoop.vn
Koji Mitsuo, Japan Desk Head · koji.mitsuo@techcoop.com