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Tinnike Lie ยท ยท 1 min read

Asia, Israel received $3.5b funding in February. Hereโ€™s where the money went (INFOGRAPHIC)

The Monthly Investment Report is a column in which Tech in Asiaโ€™s research team presents investment data from the region extracted from the Tech in Asia database. This is the first article in the series.

Asia is undeniably the hottest region worldwide based on tech investment growth. It is encouraging to see more money put into the region every year. Not only is this a sign that more VCs are gaining confidence in the region, it could further grow the tech startup ecosystem here.

We have extracted data from our Tech in Asia database and analyzed the investment trends from the region. Starting with this one, the visual data from our analyses will be presented to Tech in Asia readers on a monthly basis.

Hereโ€™s Februaryโ€™s:

Monthly Funding Report With TIA Database Infographic

Infographic by Tech in Asiaโ€™s Andre Gunawan. Evy Riska also contributed to this report.

Editing by Sim Yanting

(And yes, weโ€™re serious about ethics and transparency. More information here.)

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Tinnike Lie

Tinnike serves as Regional Manager at Salim Group's digital innovation arm 'Innovation Factory' and leads BLOCK71 Indonesia and SKALA startup accelerator initiative.