Greater China
Startups based in Greater China raised nearly $7.4 billion in April across 235 deals.
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On a year-on-year basis, the funding value rose nearly 35%.
Startups raised just under $7.8b in March through the completion of 284 deals.
Singapore
Startup funding reached $582.2m, a 352.3% rise from February.
On a year-on-year basis, both deal value and volume increased.
The deal volume also fell by a third.
Startups in the region raised about $128.7m across 27 equity deals in Feb.
Neysa also became the country’s first startup unicorn of 2026.
There were only 25 equity deals in the month—the lowest on record.
There was strong investor appetite for policy-aligned industries like software and semiconductor.
