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Philippine Venture Capital Report 2020 (Foxmont Capital Partners)

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ReportFoxmont Capital PartnersJanuary 202052 pages78 min readOriginal source
Key number
51.8 USD million
Early-stage venture capital funding in the first half of 2020 p.7
What changed
384%
Increase in funding in the first half of 2020 vs full-year 2019 values p.5
Largest segment
63%
Private equity share of startup deal value p.9

Summary

  • The first half of 2020 recorded USD 51.8 million in venture capital funding at the early-stage level, surpassing 2019's USD 37.9 million but far behind 2018's USD 110.2 million.p.7
  • 14 deals were completed in 1H2020 compared to 24 in 1H 2019.p.7
  • Between 2018 and the first half of 2020, total investments into startups in the Philippines amounted to about $547M, of which venture capital totalled approximately $200M.p.5
  • 6 deals in the past three years account for nearly 80% of total startup funds raised.p.7
  • The FinTech sector was responsible for over 80% of the total announced invested capital in the first half of 2020, which brought $184M.p.8
  • Private equity funding takes up 63% of total startup deal value between 2018 and 1H2020, followed by Series A at 11% and Seed at 9%.p.9

Key insights

  1. The Philippine startup ecosystem ranked 53rd across the globe in 2020 and is home to 400+ startups, 50+ angel investors and 40+ venture capitalists.p.5
  2. Early-stage is the most prevalent form of funding, taking up 49% of deal count at 52 deals.p.9
  3. Makati City accounted for 29% of total deal volume, followed by Taguig City at 22%.p.10
  4. Voyager Innovations raised USD 175.0 million and USD 120.0 million in private equity rounds.p.7
  5. 96% of founders and 78% of investors are confident about their prospects for revenue growth over the next two years.p.6
  6. 73% of investors want to inject up to $5 million in Philippine startups in the next three years.p.6

Published by Foxmont Capital Partners (funder profile)

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