INFOGRAPHIC: Top Asian Startup Funding

Asia’s startup scene is buzzing this week, with eight companies securing fresh funding across mobility, logistics, semiconductors, cloud networking, and fintech.

Leading the pack is the Philippines’ Parkwise, which secured a massive $250 million investment to expand its EV-integrated parking facilities across hospitals, universities, and airports. Right behind, China’s Neolix raised $140 million in a Series C+ round to accelerate the deployment of its L4 autonomous delivery vehicles in urban logistics hubs.

China’s semiconductor industry also saw a major boost, with Omnisun raising $101.6 million in a Series C round to advance its next-generation photomask manufacturing. Meanwhile, India’s Lightstorm secured $80.5 million in Series B funding to expand its cloud networking infrastructure and support enterprise digital transformation.

In India’s power sector, Stelmec locked in $20.1 million in growth capital to scale its electrical grid solutions, further strengthening the country’s energy infrastructure. On the enterprise side, Swish Club raised $4.5 million in a pre-Series A round to scale its devices-as-a-service platform, helping businesses manage IT hardware more efficiently.

The edtech space also made waves, with the Philippines’ EDGE Tutor raising $1 million in a pre-Series A round to expand its global online tutoring network. Wrapping up the week, Indonesia’s Demuzo secured $600,000 in pre-seed funding to launch its music investment platform, allowing fans to fund emerging artists in exchange for streaming royalties.

This week’s funding highlights Asia’s diverse startup ecosystem, with strong investor confidence in mobility, AI-driven logistics, and semiconductor innovation.