Singapore also leads the pack in terms of the total amount of funding secured by women-led startups in Southeast Asia.
SINGAPORE: Singapore has emerged as the leader in the women-led startup ecosystem within Southeast Asia, boasting significant achievements both regionally and globally.
Traxcn’s findings highlight Singapore’s success in attracting substantial investment capital for women-led ventures, a testament to the vibrant and dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystem fostered within the country. This proliferation of women-led startups showcases Singapore’s role as a fertile ground for innovation and entrepreneurship, where female founders are actively contributing to the vibrant startup ecosystem.
Jakarta, for instance, has secured $935.9 million in funding from 106 rounds, demonstrating the growing momentum of female entrepreneurship in the Indonesian capital.
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