Vietnamese coffee chain Every Half has reportedly secured US$8M in a Series A funding round from existing investors Openspace Capital and DSG Consumer Partners.
According to DealStreetAsia, the funding will be used to accelerate the brand’s expansion across Vietnam, deepen investment in its vertically integrated supply chain and scale its packaged coffee business.
The company is also broadening its business beyond cafes, with investments in coffee farming, proprietary fermentation technology, e-commerce and business-to-business distribution.
Every Half currently operates 36 stores across Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Danang and Hoi An and expects its revenue to nearly triple this year. It has also expanded its consumer products offering, selling roasted coffee beans and brewing equipment online while exporting to markets such as Singapore, Thailand and Taiwan.
The latest round builds on Openspace and DSG Consumer Partners’ earlier investments, following an undisclosed seed round in 2024 and a $3M pre-Series A financing last year.
Founded in 2021 by former The Coffee House executives Vo Duy Phu and Tran Le Minh Truc, Every Half aims to showcase Vietnamese-grown specialty coffee through a business spanning sourcing, processing, roasting and retail.
When announcing its initial investment back in 2024, Openspace said it backed Every Half for its ambition to transform Vietnamese coffee from a commodity export into a globally recognised premium brand, highlighting the founding team’s experience across coffee sourcing, product development and retail. DSG Consumer Partners echoed that view, citing the company’s focus on specialty coffee, sustainable sourcing and brand building as key drivers of its long-term growth potential.
