The Claim
Multiple startups founded by returnees in Southeast Asia achieved unicorn valuations during the 2010s.
The evidence establishes multiple qualifying startups. Go-Jek and Grab were founded by entrepreneurs who returned to Southeast Asia after time abroad, and each reached a valuation of at least $1 billion during the 2010s. Some other cited examples have timing or founder-background ambiguities, but they are unnecessary to substantiate the claim.
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