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APAC VC deals declined 33.2% in 2023

Thursday, February 15, 2024

Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia:

A study revealed that a total of 3,897 venture capital (VC) deals with disclosed funding value were announced during 2023 in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region.

According to GlobalData, it is a 33.2% decline compared to the announcement of 5,833 VC deals during the previous year. VC deals volume across all the funding size ranges contributed to the decline, said the report.

The number of high-value VC deals (> $100 million) declined by 37.4% in 2023 compared to the previous year, it said.

Meanwhile, low-value VC deals (≤ $10 million) volume declined by 31.1%, whereas the number of VC deals in the mid-size funding range (> $10 million and ≤ $100 million) declined by 36.7% in 2023 compared to 2022.

"Global investor sentiment has been impacted by various factors such as macroeconomic challenges, geopolitical tensions, and market uncertainties," said Aurojyoti Bose, Lead Analyst at GlobalData.

Despite the downturn, low-value deals maintained their dominance in the APAC VC funding scene, comprising approximately one-third of the total deal volume. These transactions represented 65% of all disclosed funding value VC deals announced in the region in 2023.

Meanwhile, high-value VC deals accounted for a 3% share, whereas mid-size VC deals' share stood at 32% during the year.

"The decline in VC deal volume across all funding size categories, including low-value transactions, underscores the vulnerability of the APAC region to these ......................

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