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Abu Dhabi’s Shorooq, Presight back US-based Maven Robotics in $100m Series A (opens the original)
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Abu Dhabi-based Shorooq and Presight have invested in Maven Robotics, joining the Silicon Valley startup’s $100 million Series A round as it prepares to put more of its industrial robots to work in warehouses. The investment was made through the Presight–Shorooq AI and Bedaya funds managed by Shorooq. RoboStrategy, LocalGlobe, Vine Ventures and XTX Ventures also participated in the round. The amount invested by the Abu Dhabi partners was not disclosed. Maven, founded in 2024 and based in Santa C
Malaysia's 3cat secures $4m Series A funding for Philippine entry (opens the original)
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Malaysia-based pre-owned electronics retailer 3cat has raised $4 million in a Series A round to enter the Philippines, betting that warranties and physical stores can persuade more consumers to buy second-hand devices. Foxmont Capital Partners led the round, with participation from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Golden Gate Ventures. The Philippines will be 3cat’s first market outside Malaysia. Founded in 2023, 3cat has grown from an online business to more than 20 stores across Malaysia.
dtcpay extends Series A to $25m with SBI Group backing (opens the original)
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Singapore-based stablecoin payments firm dtcpay has extended its Series A round to $25 million, bringing in Japan’s SBI Group as a strategic investor, adding to a growing list of stablecoin-focused companies that have raised fresh capital this year. SBI Group invested through its subsidiary SBI Ventures Asset Pte Ltd and the SBI-NTU-Kyobo Digital Innovation Fund, dtcpay said in a statement. The extended round also saw participation from Singapore-based fund manager Genedant Capital and existing
Atome deal offers 'best revenue synergies possible', says Grab COO Hungate (opens the original)
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Grab did not take long to pull the trigger on its biggest cash acquisition to date. In a conversation with DealStreetAsia on Tuesday, Grab president and COO Alex Hungate told this publication that while the company had long been familiar with Atome Financial, negotiations for the $1.49-billion acquisition came together within months. The deal caps an unusually active year of dealmaking for Grab. It agreed to buy Stash Financial in February, foodpanda Taiwan for $600 million in March, and moved t
Grab to buy 60% of Atome Financial for $1.49b, eyes full ownership (opens the original)
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Southeast Asian superapp Grab has agreed to acquire a 60% stake in Atome Financial for $1.49 billion in cash, confirming DealStreetAsia’s report in June that the Nasdaq-listed company was in talks to invest in the consumer lender. The transaction gives Grab control of Atome Financial and sets out a path for the superapp to acquire the remaining 40% roughly two years after the first leg of the deal closes. Under the definitive agreements announced on Tuesday, $260 million of the $1.49-billion con
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