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Singapore's robotics dominance is a warning sign dressed up as good news

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Southeast Asia's robotics sector experienced record funding in 2026, reaching US$696 million – a significant increase from the previous year. However, this growth is heavily skewed; one company’s Series D round accounted for nearly all of that capital, indicating a concerning lack of diversification and reliance on a single entity. This concentration of investment, primarily in Singapore, highlights fragility within the region's robotics landscape and warrants careful observation of Sharpa's performance going forward.

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