Technology M&A 2025

SINGAPORE Law and Practice Contributed by: Terence Quek, Benjamin Cheong, Hoon Chi Tern and Favian Tan, Rajah & Tann Singapore

Rajah & Tann Singapore is a leading full-ser- vice law firm and member of Rajah & Tann Asia, which is one of the largest regional networks and has more than 1,000 fee-earners. With a thriving tech M&A practice representing inves- tors and enterprises involved in all facets of the data and digital economy, the team has acted frequently in acquisitions/divestments and in- vestments into growth-stage companies oper- ating in blockchain, cryptocurrency, agrifood tech, fintech, deep tech, legal tech and med- tech, in addition to social networking, gaming

and e-commerce. The team is highly adept at providing practical advice on complex issues that often arise in tech M&A transactions – from conducting IP and cybersecurity due diligence to drafting transitional service agreements and invention assignment agreements and design- ing data protection policies. The firm has of- fices in Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines, and dedicated desks focusing on Brunei, Japan and South Asia.

Authors

Terence Quek is the deputy head of Rajah & Tann Singapore’s M&A practice, with more than 22 years of experience in M&A, private equity/venture capital deals,

Benjamin Cheong is the deputy head of Rajah & Tann’s TMT practice. Throughout his career, he has successfully served clients across a wide range of industries including IT, media,

local and cross-border joint ventures, corporate restructurings, corporate rescues and general commercial law. He has advised on the sale and purchase of companies, undertakings and businesses in almost every sector of industry, including technology, banking, insurance, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, property development and healthcare. Terence is also actively involved in a wide spectrum of investment transactions on both the buy and sell sides, ranging from seed financing to early-stage investments to growth capital, as well as exits, and joint venture deals involving both local and cross-border entities.

hospitality, telecommunications, semiconductors, life sciences, financial services, and insurance. Benjamin’s expertise extends to cross-border joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, and technology outsourcing deals. He possesses a deep understanding of the legal issues surrounding emerging technologies such as blockchain and AI, enabling him to lead these transactions effectively. Benjamin’s ability to keep pace with the latest technological trends also allows him to offer comprehensive and informed representation and advice on deals involving cutting-edge technology.

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