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Investment in Vietnamese startups down 56%

Investment in Vietnamese startups down 56%

Investment in Vietnamese startups reached $634 million in 2022, down 56% over the previous year due to the impact of global economic fluctuations.

Investment for creative startups to reach $5B

Investment for creative startups to reach $5B

Digital media startup raises another $2.7 mln

Digital media startup raises another $2.7 mln

Foreign investors open wallets for Vietnamese startups

Foreign investors open wallets for Vietnamese startups

Vietnamese startups in transport, homestay, fintech and other sectors have received millions of dollars from foreign investors in January.

February 15, 2019 | 07:30 pm PT

Investment in Vietnamese startups triples in 2018

Investment in Vietnamese startups triples in 2018

Investment in Vietnamese startups rose to $889 million in 2018, three times that of 2017.

January 17, 2019 | 05:00 pm PT

F&B procurement startup raises seed capital from Japanese investor

F&B procurement startup raises seed capital from Japanese investor

Kamereo, a Vietnamese sourcing platform for restaurants, has raised $500,000 in seed funding from Japan’s Genesia Ventures and Velocity Ventures Vietnam.

January 9, 2019 | 01:11 am PT

Vietnamese start-ups receive a $250-mln boost last year

Vietnamese start-ups receive a $250-mln boost last year

Fledging startups are concerned most over a lack of funding to get their idea off the ground.

March 10, 2017 | 12:12 am PT

Vietnam seeks alternative funding from financial market: Deputy PM

Vietnam seeks alternative funding from financial market: Deputy PM

In a move to fuel the economy, Vietnam will turn to venture capital funds to boost the growth of domestic start-ups, develop the market for corporate bonds, and introduce a state-controlled derivatives market, said Deputy Prime Minister Vuong Dinh Hue in a meeting with the State Security Commission (SSC) on Wednesday.

April 28, 2016 | 12:39 am PT

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