Meta sells voteless shares, SpaceX leases its chips. Johor should be paying attention

e27 - Oct 28, 2026

Every few months, Southeast Asia’s startup ecosystem gets a headline that sounds like a resurrection. This October brought two. Tracxn reported that tech funding in the region rose 176 per cent to US$13.5 billion in the first nine months of 2026. Dealroom and Founders Forum went further, saying funding had tripled and that Singapore had […] The post Meta sells voteless shares, SpaceX leases its chips. Johor should be paying attention appeared first on e27.

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