Southeast Asia is poised to witness a wave of new public technology companies as more and more regional players grow into multi-billion-dollar businesses.
In August this year, Indonesia’s Bukalapak became the first among Southeast Asia’s unicorns to list on a bourse after Sea Limited’s IPO in 2017. On Tuesday, Singapore-based superapp Grab announced that its Nasdaq debut is scheduled for Dec. 2, following a de-SPAC transaction.