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Although I’m quite bullish on Vietnam in the next few years, given the strength of the technology, ecosystem, and markets, there is still a worrying gap in Vietnam’s company valuations.

If you want to build products and companies that can compete on the world stage, don’t pay attention to where you are from. Look forward.

An interesting report from the Economist yesterday crunched data from the World Startup Report and lists the top three most valued tech companies in numerous countries. Of course, the US

Appota, one of Vietnam’s leading mobile platforms, just received a series B funding from undisclosed investors. The deal will help Appota build outs its platform domestically and globally.

With all the hype around Flappy Bird and the Vietnam startup ecosystem. Let’s take a much closer look at what are all the investors, incubators, and organizations that are rising in Vietnam.

CyberAgent Ventures, just before the New Year’s, is gearing up to fund a handful of new startups to enter the year. The first one is DKT, an e-commerce solutions company.

Amongst the many e-commerce websites that are up and coming in Vietnam, Chotot.vn has been the quietest with respect to the media but loudest with social media.

We grabbed an in-depth interview with the CEO of Vat Gia, Vietnam’s most successful e-commerce platform, to understand his insights into the e-commerce and startup.

Here’s a comprehensive map of Vietnam’s startup ecosystem. It lists everything from investors to incubators to big tech companies to support organizations.

IDG Ventures Vietnam was the first venture capital firm to invest in Vietnam over nine years ago, and has since been the leader in investing in Vietnam’s small and large