Startups & VC

For Southeast Asian startups, distress may show up before the cash runs out

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Global consulting firm AlixPartners identifies four early warning signs for business distress in Asia: declining access to quality capital, a mismatch between EBITDA and cash flow, missed milestones, and senior management churn. These signals are critical for developers and tech professionals as they indicate the need for heightened financial scrutiny and proactive risk management strategies in a tightening funding environment.

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