Named unicorns, Southeast Asia (private, by last-disclosed valuation)
Selected SEA companies privately valued ≥ USD 1B, by their last disclosed valuation. As-of years differ — a reference list, not a comparable snapshot.
Source: Disclosed funding rounds (2016–2024) · last checked 2026-06-17
| Category | Year | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Advance Intelligence Group (Singapore) | 2021 | USD 2B |
| Akulaku (Indonesia) | 2022 | USD 1.5B |
| Carsome (Malaysia) | 2021 | USD 1.3B |
| MoMo (Vietnam) | 2021 | USD 2B |
| Ninja Van (Singapore) | 2021 | USD 1.9B |
| Nium (Singapore) | 2022 | USD 2B |
| Sky Mavis (Vietnam) | 2021 | USD 3B |
| Traveloka (Indonesia) | 2024 | USD 3B |
| Trax (Singapore) | 2021 | USD 2B |
| VNG (Vietnam) | 2016 | USD 1B |
| Xendit (Indonesia) | 2021 | USD 1B |
Selected Southeast Asian companies privately valued ≥ USD 1B, by their LAST DISCLOSED valuation. The as-of years differ (2016–2024), so these are NOT a comparable snapshot — each figure is point-in-time from that company's last reported round (mostly the 2021–2022 peak), and many have not been refreshed since; shown as a reference table, not a chart. Excluded: former SEA unicorns that have since IPO'd (Grab — Nasdaq, Sea — NYSE, GoTo and Bukalapak — IDX, J&T Express — HKEX), and eFishery (claimed USD 1.4B in 2023, invalidated by a 2025 fraud disclosure). Trax's 2021 round was reported as USD 2B by some outlets and over USD 3B by Bloomberg; the lower figure is shown. Thailand and the Philippines have no SEA-unicorn with a clean citable private valuation. Gaps left blank, never estimated.