Singapore
Public capital needs to move upstream towards higher-risk and earlier-stage segments.
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Rising Tide leads $19.5m funding in Battery Smart and other India deals
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Editor’s Take: The Week That Was—Aug 17-22
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Chandra Asri to buy Cycle & Carriage's Singapore, Malaysia biz for $208m
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Bitget looks to deepen East Asia presence, expand offerings
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Chinese flash-memory chipmaker YMTC parent targets $4.9b in Shanghai IPO
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Chandra Asri to buy Cycle & Carriage’s Singapore, Malaysia biz for $208m
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Beyond the Buyout: China’s USD fundraising is back, but it has a catch
Vietnam Digest: BIG secures funding; S Korean firm buys stake in EasySalon
An ASEAN grid needs more than bilateral connections.
Philippines
With energy infra under strain, could nuclear energy be the much-needed panacea?
This edition also features infra investor Actis’s take on underappreciated opportunities.
Indonesia
How Indonesia’s climate ecosystem is working to close the financing gap.
Asia’s compute-energy crunch is throwing open a new playbook for VCs.
Capital recycling has become important amid tight fundraising and liquidity environment.
Equity remains underutilised as climate financing has tended toward debt instruments.
Climate deal flow in SE Asia remains slow despite signs of stabilisation.
Equity, in particular ‘catalytic’, could drive climate action to where it needs to be.
