How many total HealthTech companies are there in Southeast Asia?

As of September 2026, Southeast Asia has 2613 active HealthTech companies.

How many HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia are funded?

As of September 2026, 459 companies have received funding in this sector.

What is the total funding raised by HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia?

HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia have collectively raised $1.56B in funding till date.

Which is the highest funded HealthTech company in Southeast Asia?

As of September 2026, Halodoc has raised $258M in funding, highest among the funded HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia.

List of 3,815 HealthTech Startups in Southeast Asia & Market Trends (Sep 2026)

Q: Who are the top investors in HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia?

The top investors in HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia by number of investments are Plug and Play Tech Center and Antler.

The HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia comprises 3.82K companies, including 459 funded companies having collectively raised $1.56B in venture capital money and private equity. Out of these, 109 are Series A+ funded.

HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia has seen 30 acquisitions and 21 IPOs.

This sector includes companies providing digital health solutions for disease management, diagnosis, treatment etc.

HealthTech sector is also known as Digital Health, e-Health, Health And Wellness Tech, Smart Healthcare, Healthcare Technology or Health Management Technology.

It includes companies providing both B2B and B2C software, platforms and connected devices for providers, hospitals, consumers, employers, and life science industry. It excludes companies providing drugs, in vitro diagnostic solutions, drug delivery and medical devices that do not rely on digital platforms.

Key Metrics

Total Companies

3.82K

Top Companies

SwipeRx, Alodokter & more

Total Funding

$1.56B

Funded Companies

459

Series A+ Companies

109

Series C+ Companies

IPOs

Acquisitions

Also known as

Digital Health or e-Health

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There are 3,815 HealthTech startups in Southeast Asia which include SwipeRx, Alodokter, Docquity, MaNaDr, Intellect. Out of these, 459 startups are funded, with 109 having secured Series A+ funding.

2026 has seen the creation of 43 HealthTech startups in Southeast Asia. Over the past 10 years, an average of 232 new companies have been launched annually. Notably, several of these startups have been founded by alumni of National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Harvard University.

1. SwipeRx

Online community and B2B commerce platform for pharmacy professionals. It offers news and industry information, connect with fellow colleagues and access B2B commerce tool that offers affordable, and available medicines.

Key facts about SwipeRx

Founded Year: 2012
Location: Singapore (Singapore)
Stage: Series B
Total Funding till date: $10M
Investors: Sanofi, Johnson & Johnson and 14 Others
Latest Funding Round: Series B, Feb 09, 2023, $*****
Tracxn Score: 76/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 1 of 25 Competitors

2. Alodokter

Alodokter is an online platform enabling users to book doctor appointments. The user can search for the doctors based on the specialty or location for which the platform offers a list of doctor profiles with pricing. The user can view the profiles, compare and book an appointment via online payment. It also offers health-related information, articles, and treatments.

Key facts about Alodokter

Founded Year: 2014
Location: Jakarta (Indonesia)
Stage: Series C
Total Funding till date: $49.7M
Investors: MDI Ventures, Beacon VC and 19 Others
Latest Funding Round: Series C, Feb 21, 2024, $*****
Tracxn Score: 71/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 4 of 1,912 Competitors

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3. Docquity

Professional networking platform for doctors. It connect healthcare professionals and facilitate discussions on real-world medical cases. It also provides chat for doctors, medical video lectures, live webinars, and a medical events calendar. It offers courses that teach the fundamentals of writing and publishing medical articles, case reports, and research papers. It offers courses focused on personal development, stress management, and preventing burnout for healthcare professionals.

Key facts about Docquity

Founded Year: 2011
Location: Singapore (Singapore)
Stage: Series C
Total Funding till date: $57.5M
Investors: ITOCHU, Genesia Ventures and 20 Others
Latest Funding Round: Series C, Aug 18, 2022, $*****
Tracxn Score: 70/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 3 of 335 Competitors

4. MaNaDr

Online platform for appointment booking with doctors. Users can search for doctors by location and medical speciality and request appointments with the doctor. Users can find information on doctors qualifications and other information required to make an informed decision.

Key facts about MaNaDr

Founded Year: 2016
Location: Singapore (Singapore)
Stage: Public
Total Funding till date: $7.34M
Investors: Yorkville Advisors and White Group
Latest Funding Round: Post IPO, Feb 19, 2025, $*****
Tracxn Score: 68/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 6 of 1,912 Competitors

5. Intellect

Provider of evidence-based mental health and wellbeing solutions for global workforces. The platform offers a comprehensive ecosystem that integrates self-care tools, skill-building programmes, and access to licensed psychologists, behavioural health coaches, and counsellors. Services include employee assistance programmes, clinical support, and consulting to help organisations manage mental health needs, improve employee wellbeing, and foster a culture of support. The solution provides personalised mental health journeys designed to address individual and organisational goals through a digital platform and professional clinical services.

Key facts about Intellect

Founded Year: 2019
Location: Singapore (Singapore)
Stage: Series A
Total Funding till date: $22.2M
Investors: Insignia Ventures Partners, Tiger Global Management and 39 Others
Latest Funding Round: Series A, Sep 15, 2026, $*****
Tracxn Score: 66/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 12 of 1,526 Competitors

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Companies founded year-on-year in the HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia

43 new startups have been founded so far in 2026 in the HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia. 525 HealthTech startups in Southeast Asia were founded in 2020 - this is the most number of startups founded in any year in the last 10 years.

Total Number of Companies

Year	No. of companies
2026	43
2025	66
2024	96
2023	133
2022	187
2021	319
2020	525
2019	395
2018	309
2017	253

Stage-wise distribution of HealthTech sector companies in Southeast Asia

Out of the total 3,815 HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia, 459 have secured funding. Among them, 109 have reached Series A or higher, and 64 to Series B or beyond.

Founded - 3,815

Funded - 459

Series A+ - 109

Series B+ - 64

Series C+ - 58

Company Stage	No. of companies
Founded	3,815
Funded	459
Series A+	109
Series B+	64
Series C+	58

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Total funding year-on-year in the HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia

The HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia saw a total funding of more than $1.48B in the last 10 years. The most amount of funding was in 2023 at more than $398M. There has been a total funding of $35.7M in 2026 till date.

Total Funding

Year	Total Funding
2026	$35.7M
2025	$71.5M
2024	$37.5M
2023	$398M
2022	$314M
2021	$242M
2020	$93.7M
2019	$182M
2018	$51.5M
2017	$58.2M

Recent Funding Rounds in HealthTech in Southeast Asia

In the year 2026, till September 2026, HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia have raised $35.7M in equity funding across 12 rounds. In the same period last year (i.e. till September 2025), HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia had raised $56.9M across 17 rounds. So, 2026 has seen a 37.25% drop in funding in HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia as compared to 2025.

Here are some recent, important funding rounds in HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia:

Company	Round Raised	Amount Raised	Funding Date	Investors
Respiree	Series A	7683	Sep 22, 2026	Arkray and 1 more
Intellect	Series A	4180	Sep 15, 2026	Ricoh
N2TP	Seed	9585	Aug 14, 2026	Touchstone Partners
ChemT Biotechnology	Seed	1695	Jun 22, 2026	Wavemaker Partners and 4 more
vibefam	Seed	6376	Jun 18, 2026	-

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Plug and Play Tech Center is the top investor in HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia based on number of companies invested.

Here are some top investors in HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia:

Investor	Location	Top Portfolio Companies
Plug and Play Tech Center	Sunnyvale (United States)	HeHealth
Antler	Singapore (Singapore)	MY01, Zealth AI, CHOYS and Qalboo
500 Global	Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam)	DocDoc, SkinSeoul, Salary Hero and AllCare
Lightspeed Venture Partners	Menlo Park (United States)	Protocol
Felicis Ventures	Menlo Park (United States)	-

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In the year 2026, till August 2026, 1 acquisition happened in HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia. Last year, in 2025, a total of 2 acquisitions happened in HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia.

Here are some recent, important acquisitions in HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia:

Company	Acquisition Type	Acquisition Date	Acquirers
EM2	Business Acquisition	Aug 18, 2026	Medi Lifestyle
JERA Cloud	Business Acquisition	Aug 28, 2025	LINE MAN Wongnai
See-Mode Technologies	Business Acquisition	Jun 09, 2025	RadNet
Vinbrain AI	Business Acquisition	Dec 05, 2024	Nvidia
Good Doctor	Business Acquisition	Oct 11, 2024	WhiteCoat Global

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Acquisition trends in HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia

Here are the acquisition trends in HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia:

Total Number of Acquisitions

Year	No. of companies
2026	1
2025	2
2024	4
2023	4
2022	4
2021	5
2020	2
2019	6
2018	1
2017	-

In the year 2026, till July 2026, 1 IPO happened in HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia.

Here are some recent, important IPOs in HealthTech sector in Southeast Asia:

Company	IPO Date	Exchange Symbol
JEC	Jul 07, 2026	Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)
MaNaDr	Apr 10, 2024	National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ)
SANCY Berhad	Mar 22, 2023	Bursa Malaysia (KLSE)
Venteny	Dec 15, 2022	Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX)
EUDA	Aug 06, 2021	National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ)

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Companies founded by alumni from top colleges in the HealthTech in Southeast Asia

Most number of HealthTech startups in Southeast Asia have been founded by alumni from National University of Singapore (NUS), Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and Harvard University.

College	No. of companies
National University of Singapore (NUS)	66
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)	36
Harvard University	14
Harvard Business School	10
Stanford University	10
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	9
Singapore Management University (SMU)	8
INSEAD	7
University of Oxford	7
London School of Economics and Political Science	6

Total funding in HealthTech companies founded by alumni from top colleges in Southeast Asia

In the last 10 years, Carnegie Mellon University graduates' HealthTech companies in Southeast Asia have raised the most funding among top colleges. National University of Singapore (NUS) alumni are second, and Booth School of Business alumni are third.

College	Total Funding
Carnegie Mellon University	$266M
National University of Singapore (NUS)	$236M
Booth School of Business	$137M
University of Chicago	$137M
Harvard University	$94.9M
Tel Aviv University	$80M
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)	$64.3M
Harvard Business School	$45.5M
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	$34.8M
Duke University	$33M