Funded Startups in Phnom Penh
Five recent funded companies list Phnom Penh as the location, spanning rounds from 2020-08-05 (Clik) to 2025-11-15 (Jalat Logistics).
Five recent funded companies list Phnom Penh as the location, spanning rounds from 2020-08-05 (Clik) to 2025-11-15 (Jalat Logistics). Only two of the five entries disclose amounts: Iron Capital’s $6M (2021-07-12) and Clik’s $2M (2020-08-05). Within the disclosed set, Iron Capital’s round is roughly in the same range as the rest but clearly larger, with no other disclosed figure exceeding $6M.
The list is also stage-uneven: three of five entries show no disclosed amount (“undisclosed” for Jalat Logistics in 2025-11-15, Vattanac Bank in 2023-12-04, and Azaylla in 2022-08-01). Sector concentration is limited, but Financial Services appears twice (Vattanac Bank, 2023-12-04; Iron Capital, 2021-07-12), while the remaining sectors are singletons (Logistics, Agriculture and Farming, Apps).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed rounds dominate the Phnom Penh list, and how do they compare to each other?
Only Iron Capital ($6M, 2021-07-12) and Clik ($2M, 2020-08-05) disclose amounts. Iron Capital’s $6M dwarfs the next-largest disclosed figure of $2M, and no other disclosed round appears above $6M.
Are most entries clustered in a narrow time window, or do they spread across multiple years?
They spread broadly: the oldest shown round date is 2020-08-05 (Clik) and the most recent is 2025-11-15 (Jalat Logistics). There’s no tight multi-month cluster; entries appear across 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2025.
How often do amounts remain undisclosed in this set, and does that affect which rounds can be compared by size?
Three of five entries have “undisclosed” amounts: Jalat Logistics (2025-11-15), Vattanac Bank (2023-12-04), and Azaylla (2022-08-01). As a result, size-based comparisons rely only on Iron Capital’s $6M (2021-07-12) and Clik’s $2M (2020-08-05).
Is there a sector pattern, or are most sectors represented only once?
Financial Services is the only repeated sector in this 5-row view, appearing for Vattanac Bank (2023-12-04, undisclosed) and Iron Capital (2021-07-12, $6M). The other sectors—Logistics (Jalat Logistics), Agriculture and Farming (Azaylla), and Apps (Clik)—each show up once.
Which stages appear, and is the stage mix skewed toward anything specific?
Stage labels are uneven: Seed (Azaylla, 2022-08-01), Series A (Iron Capital, 2021-07-12), and one entry with no stage shown (Clik, 2020-08-05). Two entries are “Series Unknown” (Jalat Logistics, 2025-11-15; Vattanac Bank, 2023-12-04), and three entries are “undisclosed” by amount.
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