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# INFOGRAPHIC: Top Asian Startup Funding—Week 34, 2025
- URL: https://www.techloy.com/infographic-top-asian-startup-funding-week-34-2025/
- Published: 2025-08-22T12:30:21.000Z
- Updated: 2025-08-22T12:30:21.000Z
- Description: These are the funding deals we tracked in Asia this week—featuring Weaver Services, EdgeCortix, Robocore, R for Rabbit, Kiwi, Singrow, Beyond Appliances, House of Biryan (HoB), and Mitra.
- Author: Oluwaseun Bamisile
- Tags: / Startups, Tech in Asia, / Money

It was another big week for Asia’s startup ecosystem, with funding activity crossing the **$365 million mark**. From semiconductors and housing finance to baby care, fintech, and agri-genomics, investors spread their bets across both high-tech and consumer sectors.

At the top of the chart, India’s **Weaver Services**, a housing finance platform, secured a massive **$170 million** to acquire assets, upgrade its technology stack, and push deeper into tier-II and tier-III cities where affordable housing demand is rising.

In Japan, **EdgeCortix**, a fabless semiconductor company based in Tokyo, raised **$100 million** in a **Series B round** to ramp up growth, attract new customers, and push forward with advanced product development in the AI chip space.

Hong Kong’s **Robocore** followed with a significant **$30 million Series D round**, fueling its expansion in telemedicine across the US, Europe, and Japan.

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Back in India, **R for Rabbit**, a direct-to-consumer baby products brand, secured **$27 million** to grow its omnichannel presence, launch new product lines, and boost its digital initiatives to serve young parents across the country.

Also in India, fintech startup **Kiwi** raised around **$24 million** in **Series B funding** to expand its digital credit card and payments ecosystem.

On the smaller but still notable side, Singapore-based **Singrow**, an agri-genomics startup, bagged **$4.5 million** in **Series A funding** to advance its work in seed breeding, vertical farming, and reverse genetics, while expanding into markets beyond Singapore and China.

Indian kitchen appliance brand **Beyond Appliances** raised **$4 million** to strengthen its manufacturing base, expand its R&D capabilities, and invest in brand-building activities.

In food-tech, **House of Biryan (HoB)** secured **$3.66 million** in growth funding to expand aggressively, with plans to open 120–150 outlets across India over the next three years.

Finally, Indian FMCG startup **Mitra** closed the week with **$1.6 million** in **bridge funding** to set up a new 3,000-ton flour plant by October, while also moving into healthier millet-based, gluten-free, and sugar-free products, along with organic spices.