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# INFOGRAPHIC: Top Asian Startup Funding—Week 38, 2025
- URL: https://www.techloy.com/infographic-top-asian-startup-funding-week-38-2025/
- Published: 2025-09-19T09:00:27.000Z
- Updated: 2025-09-19T09:00:27.000Z
- Description: These are the funding deals we tracked in Asia this week—featuring Carro, FinBox, Ecosoul, Atomionics, Lucira, Pelocal, BeyondSquare Solutions, Pascal AI Labs, Epoch Protocol, and Supply6.
- Author: Oluwaseun Bamisile
- Tags: / Startups, Tech in Asia, / Money

Asia’s startup ecosystem lit up this week with activity across marketplaces, deep tech, fintech, and consumer brands, raising a combined **$152.6 million**. India led the week in deal volume, while Singapore claimed some of the highest-value raises.

Leading the headlines, **Carro**, a Singapore-based online car marketplace, raised **$60 million in a seed round** to ramp up demand for Japanese cars across the Asia Pacific, further solidifying its position as a dominant player in regional auto commerce.

In fintech, India’s **FinBox** secured **$40 million in a Series B round** to build out AI-powered workflows, platforms, and solutions, reinforcing its vision to strengthen digital credit infrastructure.

Meanwhile, sustainability-driven **Ecosoul**, a homeware brand from India, raised **$20 million in Series B funding** to upgrade its manufacturing facilities across India and scale its retail footprint globally, targeting markets like the US, UK, Europe, and GCC.

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On the deep tech front, Singapore’s **Atomionics** closed **$12.7 million in a Pre-Series A round** to accelerate the development of its quantum gravimetry sensors, technology critical for mineral exploration and resource mapping.

From India’s growing consumer and fintech ecosystem, **Lucira**, a lab-grown diamond jewelry company, secured **$5.5 million in its first funding round** to expand its physical stores, scale its workforce, and invest in marketing. Close behind, **Pelocal**, a fintech startup, raised **$5 million in Series A funding** to accelerate product improvements, expand use cases, and widen its market reach.

**BeyondSquare Solutions**, also from India, raised **$4 million in Series A funding** to strengthen its flagship financial reporting product, FinAlyzer, with more automation and compliance tools, aiming to expand into larger enterprise markets.

On the AI side, **Pascal AI Labs**, an Indian startup building AI tools for investment research, secured **$3.1 million in seed funding** to speed up product development, build crucial data partnerships, and enter the U.S. market. Meanwhile, Singapore’s **Epoch Protocol** raised **$1.2 million** to grow its engineering team and deepen Web3 partnerships as it develops its task organization platform.

Rounding off the week, **Supply6**, a direct-to-consumer nutrition brand from India, brought in **$1.1 million in seed funding** to expand its product range, conduct more clinical research, and introduce new lifestyle-friendly formats for its customers.