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A cheat sheet of startup and tech M&As in South-east Asia

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Published Fri, Apr 19, 2024 · 12:00 PM
    • The recent supply-chain reconfiguration has presented opportunities – and risks – for economies, especially in South-east Asia. PHOTO: PIXABAY 
    • The recent supply-chain reconfiguration has presented opportunities – and risks – for economies, especially in South-east Asia. PHOTO: PIXABAY 

    SINCE 2006, Tech in Asia (TIA) - now a part of SPH Media - has been keeping tabs on South-east Asia’s mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in its startup and tech landscape. As landmark purchases and M&A deal counts soar to new heights, we’ve put together this piece to help you keep track of the latest trends and milestones.

    South-east Asia’s M&A landscape. GRAPHIC: TECH IN ASIA

    Starting with a broad overview of M&A activity in South-east Asia, here’s how the overall deal count and deal size in the region have changed over time.

    The mean and median deal sizes also reveal trends in the distribution of M&A deals sizes in the region over time.

    StartupsM&AAseanTech in Asia

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