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# INFOGRAPHIC: Top Asian Startup Funding—Week 33, 2025
- URL: https://www.techloy.com/infographic-top-asian-startup-funding-week-33-2025/
- Published: 2025-08-15T11:00:56.000Z
- Updated: 2025-08-15T11:00:55.000Z
- Description: These are the funding deals we tracked in Asia this week—featuring Truemeds, Ultraviolette, Kimirica, Dashverse, Pronto, graas.ai, Nibertex, and HolmesAI.
- Author: David Adubiina
- Tags: / Startups, Tech in Asia, / Money

Far from the slow funding pace in Latin America, the Middle East, and Africa, Asia’s startup scene is moving at full speed, with India driving a large share of the activity in recent weeks. This week alone, Indian startups pulled in about $145 million across a range of sectors.

At the top is **Truemeds**, an online pharmacy focused on generic drugs, which secured **$85 million** in a round led by Accel, with Peak XV Partners, WestBridge Capital, and InfoEdge Ventures also participating. 

Not far behind, electric motorcycle maker **Ultraviolette** raised **$21 million** in an **all-equity round** led by TDK Corporation’s venture arm to fuel its global expansion. 

Meanwhile, personal care brand **Kimirica** attracted **$15 million** from Carnelian Asset Management, and AI-powered entertainment startup **Dashverse** brought in **$13 million** in **Series A funding** from Peak XV Partners, Z47, and Stellaris Venture Partners.

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Rounding out India’s funding spree, **Pronto**, a New Delhi-based app offering cleaning, laundry, and home services in under 10 minutes, closed an **$11 million Series A**, pushing its valuation from $12.5 million in May to $45 million.

While India grabbed the biggest headlines, Singapore and Hong Kong also posted notable deals. In Singapore, e-commerce tech startup **graas.ai** raised **$9 million** in a **pre-Series B round** led by Tin Men Capital, with Incred Wealth, Orzon, Integra Partners, and Yuj Ventures joining to support the rollout of its Agent Foundry platform in India. 

The city-state also saw deeptech manufacturer **Nibertex** secure **$7 million in Series A funding** led by TNB Aura, alongside the Asian Development Bank, Faircrest Holding, and Foxmont Capital Partners, to scale production of PFAS-free textile membranes.

Over in Hong Kong, **HolmesAI,** a persona-based AI agent service, closed an undisclosed **Seed+ round** backed by Bitrise Capital, Waterdrip Capital, and CGV Fund, bringing its total raised to $3 million.

With Q3 already underway, the question is whether Asia’s startups can keep this momentum going, or push it even higher, in the months ahead.