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The latest Series D+ and Series E funding rounds bring Flash Express's total fundraising to date to $550 million.

Editor’s take: The week that was — May 3-8 May 9, 2021 As I curate the list of significant developments that unfolded this week, I’ll begin with the fundraising activity in Southeast Asia. While the number of firms or GPs raising capital has been a tad lower when compared to the other weeks, their commitment goes on to signal how LPs or funds-of-funds are increasingly betting big on prominent themes, keeping consumer trends and the long-term growth story in mind. Temasek-backed Big Idea Ventureshit the $50 million final close of its debut alternative protein fund after raising capital ...

× Logistics challenger Flash Express is Thailand’s great startup hope—now it must deliver Flash Express is all about big numbers. It claims to handle 1.3 million deliveries a day and it raised more funding in 2020 than the entire Thai startup ecosystem did the year before. But not all of its big numbers add up 3 Feb 2021 Flash quickly became one of Thailand’s top delivery services by offering the lowest prices and a convenient experience for customers That’s fuelled by investors including Chinese backers, Thailand’s state-owned gas giant PTT and bank Krungsri Flash is targeting a b...

Autonomous Last-Mile Delivery Market Size is Projected to Reach USD 84.72 Billion by 2030 at CAGR 24.4% | Valuates Reports Autonomous Last-Mile Delivery Market is Segmented by Application (Logistics, Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals, Food & Beverages Retail, and Others), Solution (Hardware, Software, and Service), Range (Short Range (20 km)), and Vehicle Type (Aerial Delivery Drones, Ground Delivery Vehicles, and Self-driving Trucks & Vans): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021-2030. This report is published on Valuates Reports in the The global autonomous last-mile del...

Economic fire continues to rage 10 The struggles and successes amid the pandemic may be permanent. published : 23 Dec 2020 at 04:02 10 The 'yak' (giant) statue at Suvarnabhumi airport wears a face mask as part of the campaign to encourage mask wearing and the observation of social distancing to prevent infection. (Photo by Wichan Charoenkiatpakul) Fighting the pandemic and keeping the ailing economy going have been almost insurmountable tasks for Thailand this year. The Bank of Thailand has forecast a GDP contraction of 7.8% in 2020, cruci...