Funded Startups in Asia
The 50 most recent rounds span late October through November 2025, with India accounting for roughly half the entries — Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Gurgaon driv…
The 50 most recent rounds span late October through November 2025, with India accounting for roughly half the entries — Bengaluru, Mumbai, and Gurgaon driving deal flow across sectors from agriculture to consumer apps to fintech. Israel is the second-largest geography, concentrated almost entirely in Tel Aviv, where cybersecurity commanded outsized checks: Guardio closed an $80M Series B and Sweet Security raised $75M within the same week. Singapore rounds out the top three hubs, with Amperesand pulling in $80M for a Series A in energy infrastructure and UMAMI UNITED closing a $20M Seed in agri-food.
Sector breadth is notable. Artificial intelligence labels at least seven entries, including Milestone ($10M Seed, Tel Aviv) and WIZ.AI (Series B, Singapore). Agriculture, financial services, energy, and commerce and shopping each produce multiple entries. The single largest disclosed round is Isprava's $96M private equity raise in Mumbai. Seed and Series A rounds dominate by count; Series B appears across eight companies, and two Series C rounds — Roojai in Thailand and COOLMATE in Vietnam — close out the upper end of the stage distribution.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds among these 50 companies?
The top five by disclosed amount are Isprava ($96M private equity, Mumbai), Amperesand ($80M Series A, Singapore), Guardio ($80M Series B, Tel Aviv), Sweet Security ($75M Series B, Tel Aviv), and Roojai ($60M Series C, Sriracha, Thailand). All five closed between late October and late November 2025.
Which cities and countries are most represented in this dataset?
India accounts for roughly half the 50 entries, with Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Gurgaon generating the most activity. Israel is the second-largest geography, with at least seven companies headquartered in Tel Aviv proper — including Guardio, Sweet Security, AKA FOODS, Milestone, Zengo, Classiq Technologies, and Wonderful. Singapore contributes eight entries, making it the third most concentrated hub.
Which sectors appear most frequently, and which raised the largest rounds?
Artificial intelligence is the most common sector label, covering at least seven companies including Chargeflow, WIZ.AI, Milestone, Greenfi, Hoopr, AKA FOODS, and Wonderful. Financial services and commerce and shopping each appear in multiple entries. By round size, energy and cybersecurity stand out: Amperesand ($80M), Guardio ($80M), and Sweet Security ($75M) are the three largest disclosed non-private-equity raises in this set.
How does the stage mix break down across these rounds?
Seed rounds make up the largest single cohort, with entries from UMAMI UNITED, HYDGEN, BabyOrgano, Milestone, Takadao, and others across October and November 2025. Series A and Series B are the next most frequent stages. There is one private equity raise (Isprava, $96M, Mumbai) and exactly two Series C rounds — Roojai in Thailand and COOLMATE in Vietnam.
Which Southeast Asian markets outside India appear in this data?
Singapore is the most active non-Indian Southeast Asian market, with eight entries spanning energy (Amperesand, $80M Series A), hardware (Infinite Orbits, $18M Series B), AI (WIZ.AI, Series B), and several Seed-stage companies. Beyond Singapore, coverage is sparse: Paywatch raised a $20M Series A in Kuala Lumpur, COOLMATE closed a Series C in Ho Chi Minh City, and OneLot raised a $3M Seed in Manila.
How active is the Israeli startup ecosystem compared to other markets in this set?
Israel accounts for 10 of the 50 entries, all concentrated in Tel Aviv and adjacent cities, and skews heavily toward cybersecurity and AI at growth stages. The four largest Israeli rounds — Guardio ($80M Series B), Sweet Security ($75M Series B), Daylight Security ($33M Series A), and Chargeflow ($25M Series A) — all closed within a three-week window in November 2025, suggesting sustained institutional interest in the sector.
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