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Southeast Asia’s startups raised a record $6 billion in the first quarter of 2021 as an accelerated digitalisation drive and gradual easing of pandemic-related restrictions shored up investor confidence. Deal value in Q1 was propped up by two mega deals worth $2 billion each. Excluding these deals, there was still a significant uptick in deal count and value during the quarter. Singapore remained the most attractive investment destination, accounting for half the proceeds raised during the quarter. Among sectors, fintech took the lion’s share.

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