Get up close with ASX, Aliyun and more at TIA SG 2016’s luncheons

With less than one month to go to the conference, we’re just about done firming up a starstudded lineup with over 80 speakers to join us at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016.

All the amazing stage content featuring world-class speakers from Houzz, Line, Google, and more promises great takeaways and will be fascinating to watch, no doubt. But what if you want a cosier, more intimate session, away from the crowd? We’ve got you covered as well.

Buckle up and get ready for deeper learnings, open discussions, and a time of solid networking with some of the world’s leading tech brands over lunch at the two-day conference!

ASX: The Funding Alternative: How to Successfully Raise Capital on Public Markets

Unlike America’s securities exchange market, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) is not just a place where mature startups commonly reside – but one for early stage startups to raise funds as well. In 2015 alone, the ASX has attracted 25 tech IPOs, raising a total of US$1.13 billion. It has since established itself as a top destination for Southeast Asian companies looking for funding opportunities.

If you’re looking to get some cash in the bank, aside from the usual methods of raising funds this is one viable option to lengthen your runway.

Want to know how? This luncheon will take you through all the details you need to know about listing on ASX including:

• The processes, benefits and challenges associated with listing
• The best time to list your startup
• How much capital can be raised and at what valuation
• Why listing early is a logical fund raising strategy for Asia startups

Speakers

Patrick Grove is group CEO, chairman, a major shareholder of Catcha Group, and the chairman of ASX-listed iProperty Group, iBuy Group, and director of REV Asia. He has co-founded, built, raised money, and publicly listed several highly successful internet business in Asia.

James Posnett is manager of listings business development at ASX. He is responsible for the development of ASX’s listings and capital raising business both domestically and internationally.

Charles Lindop is principal of KTM Capital. He provides corporate advisory services for the tech sector including IPOs, mergers and acquisitions, divestments, partnerships and alliances.

Mark Paganin is partner of the Australia law firm Clayton Utz, a member of the National Board of Clayton Utz and the corporate practice group leader at the Perth office. Mark advises and acts for startups and emerging companies through their development to IPO in various industries including technology.

Event details

Date: April 12
Time: 12.30 – 2.30 PM
Venue: Level 3, Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre

Spaces are limited – register below today to avoid disappointment!

Luncheon with Aliyun

Aliyun is the biggest cloud hosting service in China. Its customers include Panda TV, Weibo, and Momo. Aliyun has the expertise to build infrastructure to serve tens of millions and it has a strong network of partners, businesses and investors.

This April, Aliyun will launch its brand new startup program at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016. The program includes:

• Access to expert help on building your startup’s backend infrastructure
• Mentorship and investment opportunities from Aliyun’s vast network of successful entrepreneurs and investors
• An opportunity to enter the China market

Be one of the first few to hear what the Alibaba Cloud startup program is about, and get early access to register for the program at the luncheon! Startups will also be able to have direct contact with representatives from Aliyun group.

Event details

Date: April 12
Time: 12.30 – 2.30 PM
Venue: Level 3, Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre

All luncheons are open for registration only to attendees of Tech in Asia Singapore 2016. Get your passes to be part of these exclusive meet ups with some of the world’s leading brands in tech today!