Funded Startups in Hanoi
Across the 31 most recent Hanoi entries, one disclosed round is dramatically larger than the rest: Vietnam Airlines raised $2.9B on 2026-06-23, dwarfing th…
Across the 31 most recent Hanoi entries, one disclosed round is dramatically larger than the rest: Vietnam Airlines raised $2.9B on 2026-06-23, dwarfing the next-largest disclosed amounts such as Techcom Securities at $488M (2026-04-13) and only a few others above $20M (e.g., Finhay $25M on 2022-06-22; Telio.vn $23M on 2021-11-12). The list also shows a tight temporal cluster in the last ~2 years: multiple rounds appear between 2023-07-09 and 2024-04-24 (e.g., Vuihoc.vn $6M on 2023-07-12; MindX Technology $15M on 2023-04-12; Edupia $14M on 2022-09-07), while the oldest shown date is 2021-09-12 (Homefarm).
Sector and stage composition skew toward financial services, apps/software, and “Education/commerce” categories within a single city label (“Hanoi, Na - Vietnam, Vietnam” in every row). The stage labels are frequently opaque: 11 of 31 entries are “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” (e.g., Goline Financial Technology on 2026-06-02 is undisclosed; Prep on 2024-04-24 is undisclosed; Vntrip.vn on 2023-10-11 is undisclosed), which limits comparisons to the disclosed amounts. Financial Services appears in 5 entries (Techcom Securities, GIMO, Medici Vietnam, Nano Technologies, Finhay), and Commerce and Shopping appears in 6 entries (Vntrip.vn, Boxme Global, Ship60, On Group, UrBox, Homefarm, plus Telio.vn as Commerce and Shopping).
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Frequently asked
What stands out on deal size in this Hanoi list, and how large is the gap versus the rest?
Vietnam Airlines’ $2.9B disclosed round on 2026-06-23 is far above every other disclosed amount in these rows; the next-largest disclosed is Techcom Securities at $488M on 2026-04-13, with few disclosed rounds in the tens of millions (e.g., Finhay $25M on 2022-06-22; Telio.vn $23M on 2021-11-12).
Do these rounds concentrate in a recent time window (or are they spread evenly)?
They cluster most heavily in 2023–2024, with multiple entries from 2023-07-09 (Web3 Space) through 2024-04-24 (Prep). The time span of the 31 rows runs from 2021-09-12 (Homefarm) to 2026-06-23 (Vietnam Airlines), so the list is weighted toward the middle-late portion of that range rather than uniformly distributed.
Which category appears most often by sector, and what does that imply about investor interest here?
Commerce and Shopping is the largest sector cluster in this slice, appearing 6 times (Vntrip.vn, Boxme Global, Ship60, On Group, UrBox, Homefarm, and Telio.vn as Commerce and Shopping). That’s paired with frequent Finance-related entries (Financial Services appears 5 times: Techcom Securities, GIMO, Medici Vietnam, Nano Technologies, Finhay).
How much of the dataset limits analysis because of stage/amount opacity?
11 of 31 entries have “Series Unknown” or “undisclosed” amounts (e.g., Goline Financial Technology on 2026-06-02 is undisclosed; Prep on 2024-04-24 is undisclosed; Vntrip.vn on 2023-10-11 is undisclosed). This means comparisons based strictly on disclosed dollar amounts skew toward the minority where amounts are reported (for example, Panthera Global $2M on 2026-01-27 and Seed rounds like Selex Motors $350K on 2022-11-17).
Are there small-ticket outliers among the disclosed rounds worth flagging alongside the big outlier?
Yes: the smallest disclosed amount in these rows is Web3 Space at $50K on 2023-07-09, which sits orders of magnitude below the disclosed tens-of-millions rounds (e.g., Finhay $25M on 2022-06-22; Telio.vn $23M on 2021-11-12) and the $488M Techcom Securities round on 2026-04-13.
What stage labels dominate this Hanoi set, based on the visible rows?
Seed and venture-style entries recur alongside later rounds: there are multiple Seed rounds with disclosed amounts (Panthera Global Seed $2M on 2026-01-27; Selex Motors Seed $350K on 2022-11-17; EQUO Seed $1M on 2022-04-19), while larger disclosed rounds include Series B (MindX Technology $15M on 2023-04-12; Finhay Series B $25M on 2022-06-22) and Series A (Edupia $14M on 2022-09-07; GIMO $5M on 2023-01-26). However, “Series Unknown” and “undisclosed” entries are common enough that stage-based conclusions should focus on the disclosed subset.
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