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Expara Ventures, a Singapore-based venture capital firm, has announced the launch of a $30 million fund.
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Nguyen, Quynh
8th of July, 2021
Expara Ventures, a Southeast Asia-focused early-stage investor, has canceled plans to create a $30 million venture capital fund after previously deferring it.
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