Analysis
Singapore Budget, China startup fundraising, earning reports, and more in this weekly wrap.
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Editor's Take: The Week That Was—Feb 9-14
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Seven key metrics that defined Grab’s first profitable year
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Green Li-ion cuts losses by 44% in FY2025, eyes profitability in 2026
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Japan Post Bank tops full-year alternative investment target by Q3
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ByteDance in talks to sell gaming unit Moonton for over $6b
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Behind the headline numbers lies a nuanced story of scale, strategy, risk, and experimentation.
Earnings and Results
Its losses narrowed 44% to $3.5 million in FY2025 from $6.4 million in FY2024.
Its alternatives portfolio grew to 14.4 trillion yen ($91 b).
Deals
The deal would mark ByteDance’s major retreat from online games.
Greater China
A Dutch court on Wednesday ordered an investigation into mismanagement at Nexperia.
India
Existing backers such as Blume Ventures, Analog Capital, Elev8, IndiaMART, and Kae Capital also participated.
The exposure should be limited to 10% of the bank’s capital base.
Singapore
Hong Kong is building clout as a hub for tech firms to raise funds.
The Singapore-headquartered data centre operator could be valued at $20 billion in the IPO.
