Tech in Asia's M&A Data: When Startups Typically Exit

Tech in Asia has released an analysis detailing the typical stages and timeframes for startup exits via mergers and acquisitions (M&A) across Asia.

The data indicates that most acquisitions occur after a startup reaches the Series B funding stage. However, the time elapsed since the initial funding round to an exit can vary significantly, ranging from less than a year to over 15 years, highlighting diverse exit strategies among companies.

The report also examines the average and median M&A deal sizes for Asian startups. These figures fluctuate annually, reflecting market dynamics and the varying attractiveness of different sectors. Notably, deals within artificial intelligence and fintech have been substantial.

The comprehensive dataset covers M&A transactions from 2021 to projected 2026, listing company names, verticals, countries, acquirers, deal amounts, and dates. This information is intended to help investors and founders understand market trends and make informed strategic decisions.