migme
Migme mulls sale of its business, relisting elsewhere to raise funds
Public since 2014, Migme made bold moves with a string of acquisitions across Southeast Asia. However, its share price continued to fall.
Nadine Freischlad · · 3 min read
Migme raises $6m in fresh funding from investors, including Indonesia’s MNC Group
The company will use the funds to attain cash flow positive operations by 2017.
Jum Balea · · 2 min read
Shake-up at Migme after $1.5m fundraise
Following a substantial stake acquisition by Chinese app developer Meitu, Migme has laid off some of its staff and transferred its product dev and engineering teams to Taipei.
Jum Balea · · 4 min readMeitu becomes substantial shareholder of Migme after follow-on investment
Migme today announced receiving an additional US$1.5 million investment from Meitu, a Chinese company well-known for its photo and video editing apps.
Jum Balea · · 1 min readIt ain’t over til it’s over: founders explain how to prepare your startup for an exit
Alexis Horowitz-Burdick of Luxola and Steven Goh of Migme give tips for other founders to prepare for an exit – whether it’s a “true exit” or an IPO.
Peter Rothenberg · · 5 min readStay away from corporate know-it-alls, Migme’s Steven Goh warns startups
Migme’s co-founder and CEO had some strong words for industry know-it-alls and influencers at Tech in Asia Singapore 2016.
Michael Tegos · · 5 min readMigme bought Indonesian ecommerce startup for $710k in cash
The acquisition was announced last December, but now we know how much Shopdeca got from Migme.
Nadine Freischlad · · 2 min readMigme raises $5m from Meitu to one-up Instagram and Snapchat in Asia
Social network Migme ties up with Meitu to add photo touch-up features to its own platform. Meitu hopes to gain more users outside China that way.
Terence Lee · · 2 min readMigme grows its 2015 revenue fivefold and MAUs to 32m
The company had a strong year.
Jum Balea · · 2 min readThese are the 15 top-funded startups in Singapore (INFOGRAPHIC)
Software-based startups take the lion’s share of the funding in the lion city.
Michael Tegos · · 1 min read