Funded Other Startups in Singapore
Among the 18 “Other” startups listed for Singapore, the largest disclosed round is RubiX Networks’ $100M on 2022-07-05, which dwarfs the next-largest discl…
Among the 18 “Other” startups listed for Singapore, the largest disclosed round is RubiX Networks’ $100M on 2022-07-05, which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts ($93M for Beam on 2022-02-25 and $50M for VOOX on 2025-01-10). Disclosed amounts also cluster toward the lower end: Ascend Now’s $700K (2022-04-07) and Quest’s $100K (2021-12-08) sit far below the multi-million rounds that dominate the middle of the table.
The list shows a clear temporal center around 2021–2022, spanning 2020-04-13 (Global Mortgage Group) through the most recent entry on 2025-01-10 (VOOX). Stage labels are mixed: “Series Unknown” appears once as a round type classification (Cargobase on 2022-09-19 is “Venture - Series Unknown” with undisclosed amount, while VOOX on 2025-01-10 is “Series Unknown” with $50M), and “undisclosed” amounts appear twice (Cargobase 2022-09-19 and Championfy 2022-06-26), alongside a heavier concentration of pre-seed/seed activity in late 2021. All entries share the same Singapore city string (“Singapore, Central Region, Singapore”).
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Frequently asked
What stands out in funding size across these Singapore “Other” rounds?
RubiX Networks’ $100M (2022-07-05) is the clear size outlier among disclosed amounts; the next-largest disclosed rounds are Beam at $93M (2022-02-25) and VOOX at $50M (2025-01-10), while the list also includes very small disclosed rounds like Quest’s $100K (2021-12-08).
Do these rounds cluster in time, or are they evenly spread?
Most entries land in the 2021–2022 window: for example, multiple pre-seed/seed rounds appear from 2021-04-13 (Techsembly) through 2022-08-17 (Graas), while the oldest row is 2020-04-13 (Global Mortgage Group) and the most recent is 2025-01-10 (VOOX).
Which stage labels show up repeatedly, and how does that shape the overall mix?
Pre-seed and seed are the most common labels in the table: entries include Quest (Pre-Seed, 2021-12-08, $100K), Startup Oi (Pre-Seed, 2022-01-06, $1M), Foonie Magus (Pre-Seed, 2022-03-04, $800K), Rider Dome (Pre-Seed, 2021-09-14, $1M) and OPgames (Seed, 2021-10-07, $9M), plus Techsembly (Seed, 2021-04-13, $1M) and Botsync (Series A, 2024-06-05, $5M) as a later-stage counterpoint.
Are there entries with undisclosed or “Series Unknown” that affect how analysts should compare rounds?
Two rows have “undisclosed” amounts (Cargobase on 2022-09-19 and Championfy on 2022-06-26), and two rows use “Series Unknown” as a label (VOOX on 2025-01-10, $50M; Cargobase on 2022-09-19, undisclosed). That means size comparisons are most reliable when amounts are disclosed, especially around the $40M–$100M range.
Are there any geography or naming patterns that could cause filtering errors in Singapore-based datasets?
All 18 rows repeat the same location string: “Singapore, Central Region, Singapore,” including VOOX (2025-01-10) and Global Mortgage Group (2020-04-13). No alternate city strings appear in this slice, so geography should not require disambiguation beyond the shared label.
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