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Paktor snags US$10m funding; Infocomm Investments partners Bansea to fund seed-stage startups

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Published Mon, Jul 11, 2016 · 09:50 PM

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    THE startup ecosystem scored two positives on Monday: homegrown dating platform Paktor snagged US$10 million in a new funding round, while Infocomm Investments (IIPL) has partnered Bansea (the Business Angel Network South-east Asia) to jointly invest in local seed-stage startups.

    With the new money - which takes Paktor's total funding to-date to over US$20.5 million - the startup will expand into Japan and South Korea, deepening its presence across Asia.

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