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NUS Launches $150M Fund to Boost Tech Startups

7/23/2025

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The National University of Singapore (NUS) has introduced a S$150 million Venture Capital Programme to aid early-stage tech startups.
NUS will allocate S$50 million to chosen VC firms and S$100 million to an autonomous fund for its affiliated startups.
This initiative seeks to bridge funding gaps in Asia, where VC investments have dropped to a decade low of S$85 billion.
The program emphasizes support for high-potential ventures, offering mentorship and fostering strategic partnerships.

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The National University of Singapore (NUS) has introduced a S$150 million Venture Capital Programme to aid early-stage tech startups.
NUS will allocate S$50 million to chosen VC firms and S$100 million to an autonomous fund for its affiliated startups.
This initiative seeks to bridge funding gaps in Asia, where VC investments have dropped to a decade low of S$85 billion.
The program emphasizes support for high-potential ventures, offering mentorship and fostering strategic partnerships.