The Biggest VC Deals in Southeast Asia H1 2025

Biggest VC Deals In Southeast Asia H1 2025

We take a look at startup investment funding in H1 2025 across Southeast Asia, highlighting the largest deals that took place in the region. During this period, there were a total of 151 deals, with a total amount of USD 2.76B in funding raised.

Top 20 VC Investment Deals in H1 2025

No.CompanyCountry HQLast Raise (US$)Latest Valuation (US$)
1MyntPhilippines392.6M4.9B
2SupabaseSingapore200M2B
3Funding Societies (Modalku)Singapore199M617.6M
4ThunesSingapore151M1.4B
5Nhi Dong 315Vietnam135M-
6Manus AISingapore75M500M
7BelieveSingapore58.3M456.6M
8SyfeSingapore52.8M374.6M
9Bolttech (Singapore Subsidiary)Thailand47M2.1B
10QapitaSingapore35M131.6M
11SalmonPhilippines28M-
12ManabieVietnam23M112M
13StoreHubMalaysia22.5M138M
14SurfinSingapore22.5M78.4M
15TechCoopVietnam21.5M65.7M
16LionsbotSingapore20.6M165.8M
17VFlowTechSingapore20.4M72.4M
18SIRCLOIndonesia18.8M51.5M
19GiftawayPhilippines18M-
20PodiumSingapore$16M$128M

Source: Alternatives.pe

Here are some noteworthy deals:

Supabase

 

Supabase is an open-source alternative to Firebase, designed to provide developers with a comprehensive backend platform. 

 

They raised US$200 million in Series D, valuing the company at US$2 billion. The round was led by Accel and included participation from other VCs like Coatue, Y Combinator, Craft Ventures and Felicis.

 

Thunes

 

Thunes is a cross-border network that delivers smarter payment solutions for emerging economies. It raised US$ 150 million for its Series D funding round. The round was led by private equity firms Apis Partners and Vitruvian Partners. This brings Thunes’ total raised funding amount to over US$ 350 million.

 

Nhi Dong 315

 

Nhi Dong 315 is a Vietnam-headquartered provider of comprehensive paediatric vaccination services received an investment of US$ 135 million from GIC, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund. With the new capital, Nhi Dong 315 plans to expand the scale of clinics and vaccination centers nationwide, as well as aim to build more specialized hospitals to care for the health of women, mothers and children in Vietnam. 

 

Bolttech (Singapore-Subsidiary)

 

Bolttech is a B2B2C insurtech, headquartered in Thailand, that leverages its pioneering insurance exchange to connect insurers with distributors and their customers. 

 

It secured an additional US$ 47 million in funding from Sumitomo Corporation and Iberis Capital, just six months after raising approximately US$ 100 million in the first tranche of its Series C round in December 2024. That initial round was led by Dragon Fund, with participation from Baillie Gifford, Generali and others. With this latest infusion, Bolttech has raised a total of US$ 147 million in its Series C round, bringing its valuation to US$ 2.1 billion.

 

Syfe

 

Syfe is a Singapore-based digital wealth management platform that offers professional portfolio management services. In 2025, it secured an additional US$ 53 million for its Series C2 funding round, bringing its total Series C fundraise to US$ 80 million, following a US$ 27 million first close. 

 

The round was led by two UK-based family offices, with participation from Unbound and Valar. Syfe has now raised over US$ 130 million to date. The fundraise reflects Syfe’s strong momentum, with revenue growing 64% and EBIT increasing by over 50% for the FY ending in December 2024.

 

Salmon

 

Salmon, a Philippines-based fintech company offering digital-first lending and savings products for underserved consumers, has raised US$ 28 million in equity funding. This round includes participation from Antler Elevate, a new investor, alongside existing shareholders such as the International Finance Corporation, ADQ/Lunate, Northstar, Back in Black Capital and other investors. The round also includes a US$ 60 million drawdown under a 3-year, US$ 150 million Nordic bond framework agreement.

 

 

SIRCLO

 

SIRCLO is Indonesia’s leading e-commerce enabler that helps businesses sell to the Indonesia market online. This year, it secured US$ 33 million in additional funding from existing investors East Ventures, SMDV, and Vertex Ventures, despite facing a down round with reduced share prices and increased liquidation preferences. SIRCLO plans to expand its e-commerce services with the new capital. This brings its total funding to over US$ 200 million.

 

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We source our data using regulatory filings, giving you timely access to 100% accurate data, on every deal – even those that are unannounced. Whilst others rely on web crawlers and volunteered information which is inherently unreliable and incomplete, Alternatives.pe is the source of data and intelligence you can rely on.

 

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