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# INFOGRAPHIC: Top Asian Startup Funding — Week 24, 2025
- URL: https://www.techloy.com/infographic-top-asian-startup-funding-week-24-2025/
- Published: 2025-06-13T10:37:39.000Z
- Updated: 2025-06-13T10:37:39.000Z
- Description: These are the funding deals we tracked in Asia this week — featuring DayOne, Atome, CRED, Sanlayan, Vecmocon, Piston, Kazam, Clean Kinetics, Leumas, and Flick TV.
- Author: Kelechi Edeh
- Tags: / Startups, Tech in Asia, / Money

Asia’s startup ecosystem had a massive week, pulling in a total of about **$3.75 billion** across sectors like sustainable infrastructure, fintech, EV, defence, and biotech. The standout headline this week came from **Singapore-based DayOne**, which raised an eye-popping **$3.54 billion** in **loans** to fund sustainable digital infrastructure projects across Asia.

Meanwhile, **Atome,** also based in Singapore, secured **$75 million** to expand its "buy now, pay later" services in the Philippines. India's fintech platform **CRED** followed closely behind, securing **$72 million** to expand its suite of financial offerings.

In the defence tech space, **Sanlayan**, an Indian startup building indigenous military-grade technologies, bagged **$22.4 million** in **Series A** funding to scale its R&D operations.

**Vecmocon**, a deeptech startup developing intelligent battery systems and software for EVs based in India, closed an **$18 million** **Series A** round. The company plans to utilise the funds to accelerate product development and enhance manufacturing capabilities.

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Still in India, mobility fintech startup **Piston** raised **$6.1 million** in a pre-seed round to replace traditional fleet cards with QR-based mobile fuel payments, aiming to digitize and simplify refueling for commercial fleets across the country.

Back to the EV space, **Kazam**, also based in India, secured **$6 million** in **Series B** funding to expand its charging station network and optimise its software offerings in smaller Indian cities.

Cleantech company **Clean Kinetics,** based in Hong Kong,raised **$3.34 million** in **Series A** funding to expand its solar energy portfolio and grow the business. 

India-based **Leumas**, a deep-tech manufacturing company, brought in **$2.2 million** in **seed funding** to grow its research team, set up trial factories for wellness and pharmaceutical brands, and expand its on-demand manufacturing services.

Rounding out the week, Indian streaming startup **Flick TV** raised **$2.3 million** in a seed round led. The company plans to use the fund to make streaming better on smartphones, hire more people, and get more users