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Following a $1M raise last quarter, yufin’s team is set on helping Filipino merchants on their road to digital transformation, one MSME at a time.
Humble Sustainability is turning the Philippine circular economy by disrupting business liquidation
The startup recently shifted its focus from decluttering homes to helping businesses recover value from unwanted goods.
Cleantech startup Dali Innovations seeks $150,000 pre-seed to connect off-grid fishing communities
This funding will go towards honing their MVP to better serve rural and off-grid communities across the Philippines.
With their community already invested in living in their curated world, it only makes sense that a number of Halohalo’s customers would be interested in owning parts of it too.
With their recent $31-M Series B, PayMongo aims to strengthen their position in the Philippines
While much coverage of the raise highlighted plans for regional expansion, CEO Francis Plaza emphasized that the Philippines continues to be their primary focus.
The Samar-based digital services startup will be utilizing these funds to onboard key talent, develop new product features, and accelerate the growth of its active user base.
Local startup Prosperna launches no-code social commerce tool, targets regional expansion in 2022
Following a successful seed raise last quarter, this proudly Filipino-owned eCommerce SaaS startup aims to scale their impact and empower more MSMEs across Southeast Asia.
Following a $500,000 pre-seed raise late last year, Peddlr Founder Nel Laygo is set on growing his community to a million micro and small enterprises by the end of 2022, unlocking the sector’s P5 trillion potential through digital transformation.
In designing the care delivery network of the future, Cebu-based ARC Hospitals is turning to startups like Zennya, Prosperna, and Lalamove to decentralize care and meet patients where they are.
Now in their fourth year, the startup has their eyes on expanding beyond the capital region, towards major hubs across the Philippines and beyond.