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# INFOGRAPHIC: Top Asian Startup Funding—Week 30, 2025
- URL: https://www.techloy.com/infographic-top-asian-startup-funding-week-30-2025/
- Published: 2025-07-25T06:19:02.000Z
- Updated: 2025-07-25T06:19:01.000Z
- Description: These are the funding deals we tracked in Asia this week—featuring Farizon, BrioHealth Solutions, Gupshup, IndiQube, Composio, OKXE, Chocolate Finance, Kluisz.ai, Respiree, EduFund, Escape Plan, iTuring.ai, Olto, and Pristyn Care.
- Author: Oluwaseun Bamisile
- Tags: / Startups, Tech in Asia, / Money

Asia’s startup ecosystem witnessed a robust surge this week, with over **$625 million** raised across sectors such as energy vehicles, artificial intelligence, fintech, healthtech, and education.

The biggest raise of the week came from **Farizon**, the new energy commercial vehicle division of **Geely**, one of China’s top automakers. Farizon secured **$200 million** to supercharge the research, development, and manufacturing of its innovative methanol-hydrogen electric vehicle unit, aiming to lead the next frontier of clean logistics.

Also in China, **BrioHealth Solutions**, a medical devices startup, landed **$100 million** to expand internationally, ramp up product innovation, and double down on R&D. 

In India, **Gupshup**, a leader in conversational AI, secured over **$60 million** in a mix of **equity and debt**. The fresh capital will help the company scale its AI agents, strengthen go-to-market execution, and expand deeper into key markets like the Middle East, Latin America, and Africa.

Meanwhile, Indian managed workspace provider **IndiQube** raised **$44 million** in equity from anchor investors ahead of its anticipated **$81 million** IPO. The capital will go toward expanding its premium co-working spaces and upgrading its technology platforms.

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In the AI space, Bengaluru-based **Composio**, an agentic AI platform, raised **$25 million** in Series A to expand its engineering and research teams. On the other hand, Vietnam’s used motorcycle platform **OKXE** closed a **$14.5 million Series A** round to expand its directly managed stores in **Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi**, streamlining the second-hand two-wheeler buying experience with digital tools and financing options.

Singapore’s **Chocolate Finance**, a fintech startup focused on wealth building, raised **$15 million in Series A+ funding** to support its expansion across Southeast Asia. 

In India’s deeptech ecosystem, **Kluisz.ai** raised **$9.6 million in a seed round** to scale its core engineering team in Bengaluru and bring its privacy-first AI infrastructure to early enterprise partners. Singapore-based healthtech startup **Respiree** closed **$11.6 million in Series A funding** to scale its U.S. presence.

On the edtech front, **EduFund**, based in India, secured **$6 million in Series A funding** to launch a new AI-powered advisory platform for students and parents navigating the cost of higher education.

In consumer tech, **Escape Plan**, a lifestyle and travel startup from India, raised **$5 million in seed funding** to launch more products, enhance its brand partnerships, and grow its fast-delivery logistics.

**iTuring.ai**, an AI/ML platform tailored for the BFSI (Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance) sector, raised **$5 million in Series A funding** to roll out its zero-code solution that enables banks and insurers to build and deploy models with minimal engineering.

India’s **Olto**, which uses AI to auto-generate product demos, raised **$5.1 million** to build new tools, expand its customer base, and scale its sales and marketing efforts.

Closing out the week, **Pristyn Care**, an Indian surgery-focused hospital chain, raised **$4 million** as part of a larger round to support the expansion of its owned hospitals, enhance patient care delivery, and scale its operational tech stack.