Pitch Decks & Investor Relations
Stand out with compelling pitch decks and ongoing investor relations tailored for SEA markets.
Pitch Decks & Investor Relations Insights
Pitch decks and investor relations are about communication and cadence. We provide storytelling structures, design tips, and follow-up strategies to keep investors engaged. You’ll find examples of good vs bad decks and IR cadences. These insights improve fundraising outcomes and long-term relationships.
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FAQs: Pitch Decks & Investor Relations
What makes a strong pitch deck for SEA investors?
An effective deck highlights:
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The regional problem/opportunity.
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TAM (Total Addressable Market) with SEA-specific data.
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Early traction and proof points.
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Business model scalability.
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Clear fundraising ask and use of funds.
Investors in SEA value concise storytelling backed by credible data.
How do founders manage investor relations after fundraising?
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Send monthly or quarterly updates (KPIs, milestones, challenges).
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Maintain transparent communication on setbacks.
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Engage investors beyond funding (introductions, partnerships).
Founders who treat investors as long-term partners often secure follow-on rounds more easily.
What are common mistakes in pitch decks for SEA?
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Using US/European benchmarks without SEA relevance.
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Overstating market size without realistic segmentation.
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Ignoring regulatory or cultural challenges.
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Weak financial projections with no bottom-up logic.
How can startups leverage storytelling in investor pitches?
Investors connect with narratives that reflect local insights — e.g., how fragmented logistics in Indonesia or digital health gaps in Vietnam present opportunities. Framing the story around regional realities resonates more than global clichés.
Should founders localize pitch decks for different investors?
Yes. Singapore-based VCs may prioritize scalability and governance, while local angels may care more about near-term traction. Tailoring messages improves resonance and credibility.