Funded Other Startups in Singapore
Among the 25 most recent “Other” startups listed for Singapore (sorted by round date desc), the largest disclosed round is RubiX Networks’ $100M on 2022-07…
Among the 25 most recent “Other” startups listed for Singapore (sorted by round date desc), the largest disclosed round is RubiX Networks’ $100M on 2022-07-05. That figure dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts in this view, including Beam’s $93M on 2022-02-25 and Graas’ $40M on 2022-08-17; several later entries in 2025–2026 sit far below these peaks (for example, Video Rebirth’s $30M on 2026-03-17 and Tokenz’ $6M on 2026-06-02).
Temporal clustering is visible: after the older edge in 2020 (Global Mortgage Group on 2020-04-13), the list concentrates heavily in 2021–2022, then drops into a newer wave that starts in 2025 (VOOX on 2025-01-10) and continues through 2026, with the most recent entry kAIgentic on 2026-06-04. Stage disclosure is mixed: 5 of 25 entries are “undisclosed” amounts (AiFinPay 2026-06-01; Botsync 2026-01-14; Cargobase 2022-09-19; Championfy 2022-06-26; plus one more undisclosed in the rows), and 6 of 25 are labeled “Series Unknown” (kAIgentic excluded because it shows Series Unknown but it also has a disclosed amount; Otomato, Video Rebirth, VOOX, and several others fall into that label).
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What stands out as the largest disclosed round, and is it in line with the rest of the Singapore “Other” entries here?
RubiX Networks’ $100M disclosed round on 2022-07-05 is the largest disclosed amount in the 25-row view, with Beam’s $93M on 2022-02-25 and Graas’ $40M on 2022-08-17 trailing behind. Multiple other disclosed rounds cluster well below that range, such as Tokenz’ $6M (2026-06-02) and Otomato’s $2M (2026-05-26).
Do these rounds cluster in a particular time window, or are they evenly spread from 2020 through 2026?
They’re not evenly spread: the list runs from Global Mortgage Group on 2020-04-13 through kAIgentic on 2026-06-04, but the densest activity is in 2021–2022 (for example, Quest on 2021-12-08; OPgames on 2021-10-07; Beam on 2022-02-25; RubiX Networks on 2022-07-05). The later wave is smaller and starts with VOOX on 2025-01-10 before continuing into 2026 (e.g., Video Rebirth on 2026-03-17).
Which “series” labeling patterns make disclosure look incomplete in this set?
Amount disclosure is incomplete in 5 of 25 rows marked “undisclosed,” including AiFinPay (2026-06-01) and Botsync (2026-01-14), alongside Cargobase (2022-09-19), Championfy (2022-06-26), and one more “undisclosed” row in the list. Separately, 6 of 25 entries use “Series Unknown,” including Otomato (2026-05-26) and Video Rebirth (2026-03-17).
Are the most recent closings clustered close together near the top of the list?
Yes, the newest stretch is tightly packed in June 2026: kAIgentic ($10M) on 2026-06-04, Tokenz ($6M) on 2026-06-02, and AiFinPay (undisclosed) on 2026-06-01. After that, the list continues into late May 2026 with Otomato ($2M) on 2026-05-26, before moving back into earlier periods.
Are there notable low-disclosed outliers at the bottom end of the disclosed amounts?
The smallest disclosed amount in the shown rows is Quest at $100K on 2021-12-08. Several early-to-mid range rounds sit between $500K and $9M (e.g., Virdalis $700K on 2026-03-16; Techsembly $1M on 2021-04-13; OPgames $9M on 2021-10-07), making Quest’s $100K a clear low-end outlier among disclosed amounts.
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