- Telio seeks $60M for B2B eCommerce growth
- It serves 60,000 Vietnamese stores
- Vietnam’s retail density drives investor interest
Telio’s Tech Triumph
Vietnamese startup Telio is gearing up for a significant funding round, aiming to secure between $50 million and $60 million for its B2B eCommerce platform.

Founded in 2019 by Bui Sy Phong, Telio has already raised $51 million, including a notable $22.5 million from Vietnamese unicorn VNG in late 2021.
Powering Small Businesses
Telio’s platform currently serves 60,000 stores across Vietnam, offering sourcing solutions in three key verticals: FMCG, lifestyle, and healthcare.
The company faces competition from other players like VinShop and Kilo in Vietnam’s bustling B2B eCommerce sector.

Vietnam’s Retail Revolution
The country’s retail landscape, characterized by its fragmentation and prevalence of small neighborhood stores, presents a massive opportunity.

Vietnam’s dense retail network, boasting one micro-retailer for every four households, forms the backbone of its $180-billion market.
This unique ecosystem, coupled Vietnam’s status as a key manufacturing hub, continues to attract investor interest in B2B eCommerce ventures.