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Number of exits by South-east Asian startups rises for third year running

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Published Thu, Sep 13, 2018 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    STARTUP exits in South-east Asia have grown in number for the third year running this year, with nearly 200 exits forecasted to take place by year's end, an inaugural study on the region's tech, startup, funding and regulatory ecosystem, has said.

    The report, titled State of South-east Asian Tech, was unveiled this week ahead of Slush, the Finland-founded tech startup conference that will take place in Singapore on Friday.

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