startups in the Philippines

Here are the companies in the Philippines that are attracting tons of investors and have the resources to spend on software, talent, and expansion.

A growing GDP, digitally obsessed consumers, and supportive government policies are among the factors drawing investors’ interest.

CloudEats plans to enter its third market in 2023 after launching in Vietnam earlier this year.

BillEase said it has been profitable since 2021.

The game will have an adventure and arena mode that will earn players both physical and in-game rewards.

The investment comes as Zap’s e-store service has seen a 5x growth in clients.

SariSuki is a community group-buying startup focusing on groceries and daily needs that promises deliveries under 15 minutes.

With the deal, ASEAN Fintech Group said it has disbured US$10 million in M&A deals.

AcadArena creates online hubs for Southeast Asian gamers and educates them about the metaverse.

Maria Health said that its previous investments in its sales tools and partner integrations helped it push its total insured members to 30,000.