Krungsri buys into Amity as the Thai AI group dresses its cap table for an IPO

e27 - Nov 3, 2026

Eight months after Amity announced a Series D of more than US$100 million, the round is still open for business. The Thailand-founded AI group said on Monday that Finnoventure Private Equity Trust I, a fund managed by Krungsri Finnovate, has come in as a strategic investor, extending the Series D round led by EDBI, the […] The post Krungsri buys into Amity as the Thai AI group dresses its cap table for an IPO appeared first on e27.

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