Singapore’s deep-tech startups snare lion’s share of funding as VC interest returns
DEEP-tech startups in Singapore have managed to attract the lion’s share of startup funding this year, as investors gain confidence in this once-niche space.
Enterprise Singapore said Singapore accounted for about three-quarters of the total deep-tech deal volume in South-east Asia in the first nine months of 2023, with healthtech and greentech attracting the most deals.
Aditya Mathur, managing director of early-stage deep-tech venture capital (VC) fund Elev8.vc, said that although the absolute amount of funding in the past year has fallen, the percentage of investments in deep tech has increased.
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