In July, Singapore-based online financial indices and data services provider Scientific Beta was bought for $26.28M by Swizz investment index services firm STOXX strategy to deliver scalable and cost-effective index solutions to institutional investors globally.

In Singapore, global payments platform operator Tazapay was acquired for $400M by US-based financial technology firm Circle Internet Group, enhancing Circles’ global payment infrastructure.

In July, Taiwan-based healthcare robotics business BizLink was purchased by robotic systems provider Niryo to strengthen and further develop advanced medical robotics expertise in France.

In August, Trustar Capital acquired Lingxi Games for $1.5B from Alibaba as part of a strategic pivot towards artificial intelligence and cloud computing. 

In Q3 2026, Grab acquired AI-powered digital lending software provider Atome Financial for $1.5B to scale and strengthen Grab's digital ecosystem.

The third megadeal in Q1 2026 was acquisition of a majority stake in AI cloud and platform-as-a-service startup Neysa for $1B by US-based PE firm Blackstone to accelerate the country's AI-driven transformation through the deployment of over 20,000 GPUs in India. 

The largest Tech M&A deals in Asia through Q1 2026 included: Singapore-based Datacenter services provider ST Telemedia getting bought for $5.1B by KKR and Singtel, further supporting a high-quality platform and deepening strategic partnerships. 

The largest Tech M&A deals in Asia through the Q3 of 2025 include the purchase of a datacenter services provider in China, ChinData, for $4B by Chinese technology company HEC to promote the development of the artificial intelligence industry and expand its business boundaries.