Qualgro General Partner Weisheng Neo shared with Bloomberg that Southeast Asia’s venture landscape is entering a more disciplined phase in the coming one to two years.
“In the next one or two years there will be a slowdown of $50 million to $100 million checks,” said Weisheng. “These investors aren’t going to go away entirely, but they’re just not going to invest in similar companies for a while – those that are super heavy on execution, with not much core assets and with a high cash burn.”
He noted that the slowdown in mega-rounds reflects a shift toward greater investor discipline, rather than a withdrawal from the region.
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