SINGAPORE -- Singaporean tech group Sea is expanding its footprint in Europe, India and the U.S., drawing investor attention as a rare example of a Southeast Asian digital player that has gone global.
New York-listed Sea's market value, $188 billion as of Friday, reached $200 billion for the first time in October, doubling from the beginning of this year. It is by far the biggest among Southeast Asia's listed companies and is gradually nearing its Chinese peers, such as Alibaba Group Holding and Tencent Holdings, whose values were significantly slashed due to domestic tech crackdowns.
