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📈🇰🇷 The list focuses only on startups up to series E funding stage. - Want full insights? Subscribe to Tech in Asia to read the entire article.

An overview of recent startup funding in Asia highlights weekly investment deals across the region. 🔍 Track ongoing startup funding activities in Asia and browse the top 10 deals weekly. 💰 Access comprehensive details on investment deals through a data subscription service. 📊 Discover lists of active investors and monitor startup investing trends in Asia. - Want full insights? Subscribe to Tech in Asia to read the entire article.

🚀💰 Sipay, Grand Hitek, Juspay, and more raised funds this week. - Want to keep up with the ins and outs of the #tech ecosystem in Asia? Sign up for free at techin.asia/newsletters

💰 Southeast Asia & India’s VC scene is still flush with dry powder – over US$3.2B in fresh funds for 2025 already. 🚀 AI, fintech, and climate tech are heating up, with 13 AI-focused funds totaling US$3.9B. 📍 SEA leads in both number of funds and capital raised, beating India for the 4th year running. 📉 Fundraising’s tough, but falling interest rates + IPO rebound = renewed optimism. 👀 Most funds? Early-stage focused — late-stage deals remain rare.

Singapore's Land Transport Authority has granted GrabCab, a subsidiary of Grab Holdings, a street-hail service operator license valid for ten years. - 🚖 GrabCab can now strengthen its presence in Singapore's taxi sector, introducing a fleet focused on hybrid and electric vehicles. - 🤝 The strategic move follows Grab's failed merger with Trans-cab, pushing them to grow organically amidst regulator guidance. - 🚦 While increased competition may benefit commuters, industry insiders voice concerns about potential dominant market behavior by Grab. - Want full insights? Subscribe to Tech in Asia to read the entire article.

🇮🇳🚀 Here's our regularly updated list of the biggest startup exits in India. - Want to keep up with the ins and outs of the #tech ecosystem in Asia? Sign up for free at techin.asia/newsletters

Fore Coffee's IPO is set at a turbulent time amid Indonesia's stock market turmoil and economic challenges. Fore's approach and strategies spark curiosity among investors. 📉 Indonesia's economy faces hurdles, with consumers spending less and market uncertainties due to recent political and economic events. ☕ Fore's IPO could set the stage for coffee startups, with its domestic focus and profitability seen as potential strengths against international competitors. 🇮🇩 Despite market fears, local expansion might shield Fore from international risks, aiming to leverage home-grown advantages in tier-2 and tier-3 cities. - Want full insights? Subscribe to Tech in Asia to read the entire article.

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🚀🇻🇳 Vietnam's startups list only includes firms up to series E funding stage. - Want full insights? Subscribe to Tech in Asia to read the entire article.