Asia’s tech investors with the highest exit rates

For investors, their true worth lies in how well they head for the exits. This article, which is constantly updated, gives a snapshot of tech investors that seem great at doing so. If you’re a startup founder backed by one of these firms, this list could indicate your odds of scoring an exit.

Of course, exits – which can happen during a merger, a secondary sale, or after a public listing – don’t tell the full story.

Later-stage investors tend to have higher exit rates as their bets are less risky and more liquid, which is why you’ll see a lot of them listed here. Also, startups in some countries face an easier path to an exit, thanks to a strong local stock exchange or M&A market.

Ultimately, actual returns are what matters. For VC firms, this is achieved by hitting home runs, not scoring high exit rates.

That said, we’ve spotted some of them on this list, which might indicate that they’re punching above their weight.

If you’d like more data on Asia’s exit scene, check out these charts and this Southeast Asia-focused cheat sheet. To find out which companies these investors exited from, you can click on their names below or check out our database.

And as always, our data, which is based on public sources, is incomplete. If you spot any inaccuracies, help us out by dropping a note to research@techinasia.com.