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Editor’s take: The week that was July 5-10
AirAsia Group acquired Indonesian ride-hailing and payments firm
Gojek’s Thailand business in a stock swap deal, which would result in the latter owning a 4.76% stake in AirAsia’s lifestyle platform.
In an interview with DealStreetAsia, the budget airline’s CEO
Tony Fernandes explained the genesis of the transaction and the inorganic growth route that the firm is planning to adopt to expand its operations amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Meanwhile, Salim Dhanani, CEO and co-founder of AirAsia’s fintech unit
BigPay said the group’s goal in Thailand is to launch all core features, from payments to international remittance.
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Singapore Cancer Diagnostics Startup Gets $77 Million in Funding
Yoolim Lee, Bloomberg News
(Bloomberg) Singaporean biotechnology startup MiRXES Pte raised $77 million from investors led by CR-CP Life Science Fund to deliver early detection tests for cancer and other diseases.
Other backers in the Series C funding round include Rock Springs Capital, EDBI, CCB International Holdings Ltd. and Keytone Ventures, the company said in a statement. The round, which brings the total amount of money raised to date to $120 million, values the seven-year-old startup at $500 million, according to a person with knowledge of the matter who asked not to be identified.
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