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Signature Market secures US$315K through pitchIN crowdfunding
The Malaysian online ecommerce platform has managed to secure RM 1,507,080 from 161 investors during its campaign on PitchIN.
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Katrina enters JV with Ajisen China to expand So Pho brand in China, Hong Kong
Singapore’s food and beverage company Katrina Group announced today that it has entered into a subscription and shareholder’s agreement with Big Benefit Group, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Ajisen (China) Holdings. The deal will see Katrina…
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ANZ Bank nears deals to exit AmBank stake for US$900 million
ANZ has been looking to sell its 23.8 percent stake in Malaysian affiliate AmBank Holdings since early 2016.
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BuzzCommerce raises US$1 million to launch own private label products
The beauty ecommerce site will launch their first products next month.
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Orami to raise over US$5 million Series B extension funding
Formerly known as MoxyBlina, Orami is the resulting merger of the two Southeast Asian women-focused ecommerce site.
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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.
