Asia’s startup funding activity kept a steady pace this week, with large rounds spread across fintech, biotech, gaming, logistics, and deeptech raising over $159 million. While there’s still strong interest in consumer platforms, a closer look shows investors continuing to back companies building financial infrastructure, advanced computing systems, and scalable digital services.
The Week’s Biggest Startup Funding Rounds
Here are the most notable startup funding announcements across Asia this week, ranked from highest to lowest.
/1. Snabbit, $56 Million, Home Services, India
On-demand home services platform Snabbit raised $56 million in a funding round co-led by Susquehanna Venture Capital, Mirae Asset Venture Investments, and Bertelsmann India Investments. Existing investors Nexus Venture Partners and Lightspeed also participated, signaling continued confidence in the company’s growth.
/2. Vivacta Biotechnology, $50 Million+, Biotech, China
Shanghai-based Vivacta Biotechnology raised over $50 million across its Series A and A+ rounds. Led by Loyal Valley Capital and Decheng Capital, the funding will support clinical development and global expansion.
/3. Sahi, $33 Million, Trading Platform, India
Bengaluru-based trading platform Sahi secured $33 million in Series B funding led by Accel. The investment pushes its valuation to around $200 million and will be used to improve its technology and expand its user base.
/4. Metasports Interactive, $20 Million, Gaming, India
Mobile gaming company Metasports Interactive raised $20 million from London-based Metica. The funding will primarily support marketing efforts and global expansion of its cricket game, Hitwicket.
/5. Battery Smart, $15 Million, EV Infrastructure, India
Battery Smart secured $15 million in debt financing from Mirova to expand its battery-swapping network, supporting the growth of electric mobility across India.
/6. Oolka, $14 Million, Fintech, India
Fintech startup Oolka raised $14 million in Series A funding led by Accel, with participation from Lightspeed and Z47. The company plans to build AI tools to help users improve credit access and lower borrowing costs.
/9. Mojro, $5.5 Million, Logistics Tech, India
Mojro closed its Series A round at $5.5 million, including a $2.5 million extension from Dallas Venture Capital. The funds will support international expansion and product development.
/10. Morphing Machines, $4.4 Million, Semiconductors, India
Semiconductor startup Morphing Machines raised $4.4 million to advance its reconfigurable processor technology, targeting high-performance computing use cases.
/11. FORMAS.AI, $3.98 Million, AI Design Platform, Singapore
FORMAS.AI secured nearly $4 million in pre-seed funding led by Vertex Ventures Southeast Asia & India. The company will focus on expanding globally and improving its AI-driven design tools.
/12. Cube, $3.7 Million, E-commerce Intelligence, Singapore
Startup Cube raised $3.7 million in Series A funding to improve its platform that helps brands and investors better understand online retail markets.
/13. Optimized Electrotech, $3.7 Million, Deeptech, India
Optimized Electrotech raised about $3.7 million to expand from defence systems into space-based sensing technologies.
/14. SportVot, $3.5 Million, Sports Tech, India
Sports content platform SportVot secured $3.5 million in funding to grow its digital sports ecosystem and expand its reach.
Conclusion
This week’s funding rounds highlight a balanced mix of consumer-focused platforms and deep infrastructure plays. While companies like Snabbit and Metasports are scaling user-driven services, a significant share of capital continues to flow into fintech, semiconductors, and AI-driven platforms. That pattern suggests investors are not just chasing growth, but also quietly building the systems that will support the next phase of digital expansion across Asia.
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