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Myanmar’s Phandeeyar Accelerator startup graduates Chate Sat, White Merak secures six-digit funding
Chate Sat and White Merak are two of the four alumni from Phandeeyar Accelerator Cohort 1.
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Thailand’s Omise to acquire e-money service provider Paysbuy
The payment technology service provider plans to enter Singapore, Indonesia, and Malaysia in the near future.
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Mighty Bear Games closes US$775K round led by Rocket’s VC arm
Mighty Bear Games is a new studio formed by ex-Nonstop Games developer, the team King shutdown in October last year.
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HoloEyes raises US$1.3 million Series A to help surgeons stimulate operations in VR
Japanese Virtual Reality (VR) startup HoloEyes, which develops surgical simulation content for doctors, announced recently that it has raised 150 million yen (about US$1.3 million) in a Series A round from Nissay Capital. This follows…
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Chinese investors eye Indonesia’s P2P lending marketplace Investree for Series B
PT Investree Radhika Jaya (Investree) has recently secured a peer-to-peer lending license from the country’s own financial services authority.
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MIL’s equity fund closes at US$7.3 million for investment pipeline
Myanmar Investment International (MIL) typically make investments between US$5 million and US$10 million.
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Thai fintech startup Digio secures Series A funding from InVent
The mPOS startup will use the capital to fund regional expansion and team growth.
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Saratoga Group seeks new partnership for co-investment in Indonesia
Saratoga Group is one of Indonesia’s most active investment company with emphasis in the infrastructure, natural resource, and consumer sector.
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Myanmar Online Creations secure Series A funding from BOD Tech
Myanmar Online Creations (MOC), one of the country’s first online publishers which provides local content recently announced that venture capital firm BOD Tech has joined its six-digit Series A round closed earlier this month. The…
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Vietnam online gaming firm VNG considers private placement before IPO abroad
VNG Corporation is a major competitor to SEA, formerly known as Garena.
