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What Are The Biggest Startup Hubs In Asia?

Asia, the world's most populated continent, is emerging as a significant region for startup activity. According to the OECD, Asia averages approximately three startups per 100,000 inhabitants, contrasting with nearly 40 in OECD countries. The region is…

RBy Robert LangleyDec 30, 20251 min read

Asia, the world's most populated continent, is emerging as a significant region for startup activity. According to the OECD, Asia averages approximately three startups per 100,000 inhabitants, contrasting with nearly 40 in OECD countries. The region is home to around 420 unicorns, highlighting its growing influence in the global startup ecosystem.

Singapore, with a population of 6.11 million, has established itself as a prominent startup hub. The country's strategic geographical location provides access to markets in China, Japan, Australia, and South Asia. Singapore's government supports entrepreneurship through favorable policies, tax incentives, and funding opportunities.

Tokyo is recognized for its educated populace and technological advancements. It is a center for research and development in AI, robotics, biotechnology, and IoT. Tokyo hosts nearly half of Japan's unicorns, with significant contributions to the country's tech landscape.

Seoul is a dynamic city known for its burgeoning startup scene, as well as its established industries in K-pop, beauty, AI, and robotics. The city offers incentives such as lower corporate taxes and grants, contributing to its 13 unicorns, including companies like Toss, Musinsa, and Kurly.

Asia, the world's most populated continent, is emerging as a significant region for startup activity.
Robert Langley · Thehackingpost

Bangalore, known as the "Silicon Valley of India," is a leading tech hub. It is home to numerous startups in SaaS, edtech, fintech, and AI. The city attracted 40% of India's total startup funding in the first half of 2025, reinforcing its status as a major startup center.

Beijing is a key political and cultural center in China, attracting substantial young talent. The city hosts 61 unicorns across sectors such as AI, biotech, and energy, bolstered by top universities and a vast domestic market.

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Jakarta is a significant startup hub in Southeast Asia, driven by a large, young digital economy. The Indonesian government supports this growth through investor-friendly policies, infrastructure cost reductions, and various startup initiatives.

Based on reporting by techround.co.uk.

AI transparency. This article was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence and published under human editorial oversight. AI systems can make mistakes. Read how we use AI (EU AI Act, Art. 50).
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