Analysis
After years of cash burn, Grab has moved past survival mode to settle into a steady rhythm of profitability.
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Grab’s cash pile starting to swell, but its purse strings remain tight
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India's Groww bets on wealth, commodities as broking's share falls
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UltraGreen.ai begins pre-marketing of $300m Singapore IPO: report
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People Digest: Equirus ropes in industry veteran; FTAHK appoints CEO
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Mainland China investors can now trade Hong Kong-listed stocks in yuan
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Lakeshore Capital soft-circles $300m for latest Thai fund ahead of launch
CVC’s AHAM Capital share sale said to attract Malaysia’s Amundi
Grab raises full-year guidance as Q3 revenue beats estimates
Singapore biotech firm SCG Cell Therapy raises fresh funding
CapitaLand, Mapletree said to be weighing business combination
Deals
Broking’s share of revenue fell to 79.5% in the June quarter, from 87.4% a year ago.
IPOs & Markets
The company had secured a $188m anchor investment in Sept.
People
Equirus has partnered with industry veteran Srinath Srinivasan for new late-stage PE fund.
Policy & Regulations
Move will allow investors better access to companies such as Alibaba.
World
Investors in Tesla will decide on Nov 6 whether to approve the package.
Capital returned to investors from KKR’s Asia PE investments has topped $7.3b in 2025.
Indonesia
Uluu’s round was led by German growth investor Burda Principal Investments
Rest of Asia
Fusemachines, via a SPAC merger, has become the first Nepal company to list on Nasdaq.
The acquisition provides exits to its founder and other investors including SEEDS Capital.
