Southeast Asian agritech startups are shifting focus from initial public offerings to mergers and acquisitions due to the lack of profitable exits through IPOs. This shift is necessary because agriculture in Southeast Asia requires substantial physical infrastructure and long-term relationships, making it less suited for rapid growth models typical of software companies. Founders must now build their businesses with strategic corporate buyers in mind, focusing on solving specific problems that larger players cannot address internally.
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