Venture capitalists turn to later-stage investments as tech funding plunges 79%

As VC funding drops drastically, investors are prioritizing established firms over risky startups, with significant implications for the Southeast Asian startup landscape.

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Future Outlook

Future trends: funding strategies and market responses

Roelof Botha, the managing partner of Sequoia Capital
Roelof Botha
Managing Partner of Sequoia Capital
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Valuation increase of Supabase
$900 million
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Current valuation of Supabase
$2 billion
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Key Facts
  • Sequoia Capital’s Roelof Botha will discuss the current landscape of venture capital at Moscone West in San Francisco.Techcrunch
  • Ather Energy is preparing for a public offering amidst these challenging market conditions.Techcrunch
  • Price Adjustments have become a critical factor in deal-making in the current economic climate.Techcrunch
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Background Context

Venture capitalism evolves: focus shifts amid funding decline

I think there’s a huge flight to safety,”
Aaron Tan
co-founder and CEO of Carro
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Funding decline in tech-based companies
79%
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Funding in tech-based companies (2022)
$10.1 billion
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Funding in tech-based companies (2024)
$2.2 billion
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Funding decline in offline, non-tech sector
61%
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Funding in non-tech sector (2022)
$1.3 billion
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Funding in non-tech sector (2024)
$527.7 million
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Key Facts
  • VC Investors Embrace Safety as many in Southeast Asia shift from riskier early-stage startups to more established, profitable companies.CNBC
  • Unprofitable Startups pose challenges for many funds in the region, which have raised excess capital with insufficient returns for limited partners.CNBC
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