The startups you’ve *got* to check out at TIA Conference KL
Variety is the spice of life, and we sure have that in spades at this year’s Startup Factory.
Every year, Tech In Asia Conference hosts the Startup Factory segment, which offers a close-up look at scores of startups in Southeast Asia. It’s a great opportunity for all attendees to learn more about the region’s tech ecosystem and network with like-minded individuals.

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At this year’s Tech in Asia Conference in Kuala Lumpur, over 1,500 founders and investors will get this very opportunity, receiving a closer look at companies from markets like Cambodia and Indonesia and from verticals like AI and even debt recovery.
If you’re curious to see what we’ve got in store (or if you want to join in on the fun), we’ve got a list of every company making an appearance at Tech in Asia Conference KL later this month. Check it out here:
Startup Factory is part of this year’s Tech in Asia Conference KL, which will take place from July 24 to 25 later this month. Come see all the action for yourself and capitalize on the opportunity to meet and network with over a thousand attendees – you can get your tickets here.
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