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Hospitality: Top 5 Southeast Asia Investors that Took Part in the Most Seed Funding Rounds
23 Jul, 2021
Intro
The Hospitality industry was born with the first travellers and explorers. Since then, it remains one of the most active and busy fields in the modern world, as it caters for millions of clients every day. Hospitality includes lodging, food and drink service, and tourism. Moreover, hotels, leisure, resorts and restaurants are the inevitable part of its proper functioning. The funds of Southeast Asia are extremely engaged in investing into the Hospitality industry. Therefore, the amount of funding rounds in this area is 7, which is 1.3% of the total amount of Seed rounds in this sphere over the last 4 years. The top 5 investors, which have invested in Seed stage over the last 4 years, are described below. They are rated according to the total amount of funding rounds.
Hospitality: Top 5 Southeast Asia Investors that Took Part in the Most Seed Funding Rounds
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- Funds Geography – All the funds are located in different countries of Southeast Asia, and according to that, none of them are established in the same city. All the sampled VCs invest in startups from distinct corners of the world. Nevertheless, their most common investitions come to the countries which are home to those funds.
- Industry Focus – Funds’ most typical investments are raised in the field of Finance, although they also pay attention to Social, Medical Service and Industrial spheres.
- Important Years – The year of 2018 saw a really high number of deals, although the peak of activity falls for 2020.
- Investments – The average number of rounds per year differs for all the VCs in the sample.
- Typical Rounds – 1-2 or 5-6 investors is the common number, with which funds participate in the rounds. The average round size for the VCs is less than 100 thousands, while other of the sampled funds tend to fall in the range from 5 to 10 million. The average multiplicator for portfolio companies at the last known valuation varies for all funds.
