Tyson Foods' corporate venturing unit has contributed to foodtech-focused Big Idea Ventures' New Protein Fund, which is aiming for $50m to $75m.

US-headquartered venture capital firm Big Idea Ventures plans to close its first fund at $50m to $75m and has secured meat product supplier Tyson Foods as a limited partner, DealStreetAsia reported yesterday.

The firm has raised roughly half of New Protein Fund, from LPs that also include the Singaporean government-owned Temasek and Enterprise Singapore, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, two Asian families with links to the food industry and a private investor from the UK.

Founded in 2018, Big Idea is…

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Robert Lavine

Robert Lavine is special features editor for Global Venturing.