Southeast Asian startups raised US$202 million across 12 rounds in September 2024, a 28.66 per cent rise over August, according to Tracxn.
On a yearly basis, the funding marked a 27.86 per cent decline from September last year.
The region witnessed seven seed-stage, six early-stage, and three late-stage funding rounds last month.
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The top deals of September were SDAX (US$50 million), Finture (US$30 million), and Momos (US$10 million).
Peak XV Partners, Gobi Partners, Craft Ventures, and The Rise Fund were the most active investors.
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