Series C Funded Startups in Singapore
Across these 24 Series C rounds in Singapore, the largest disclosed amount is Atlan’s $105M on 2024-05-08, which sits well above the next-largest disclosed…
Across these 24 Series C rounds in Singapore, the largest disclosed amount is Atlan’s $105M on 2024-05-08, which sits well above the next-largest disclosed rounds (e.g., Aspire’s $100M on 2023-02-14, Mineplex’s $100M on 2022-10-11, and Whale’s $60M on 2025-05-20). Several entries also cluster tightly in the 2022–2023 window, with multiple rounds landing in late 2022 (Fazz on 2022-09-14 at $75M; Docquity on 2022-09-05 at $44M; Mirxes on 2022-02-22 at $87M) and early 2023 (Thunes on 2023-03-24 at $30M; Una Brands on 2023-03-01 at $30M; 99.co on 2023-03-09 at $11M), rather than spreading evenly.
Sector-wise, Financial Services is the most frequent category (9 of 24 rows), while Biotechnology (3 of 24) and Commerce & Shopping (3 of 24) form smaller clusters; at the same time, 2 of 24 rounds have undisclosed amounts (Spark Systems on 2024-10-07 and Validus on 2022-12-15), which creates comparability gaps when assessing outliers. Temporally, the shown rounds span 2021-04-05 (Glints) through 2025-05-20 (Whale), with the most recent disclosure in this set dated 2025-05-20.
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Frequently asked
What’s the standout largest disclosed Series C round in this Singapore set, and does it dwarf the rest?
Atlan’s $105M disclosed round closed on 2024-05-08, and it’s in a noticeably higher band than the next-largest disclosed amounts such as Aspire’s $100M (2023-02-14) and Mineplex’s $100M (2022-10-11). Whale’s $60M on 2025-05-20 is also materially below Atlan’s disclosed peak.
Are there tight timing clusters, or are these rounds evenly distributed across years?
The most visible density is in 2022–2023: multiple disclosed rounds stack in 2022 (Fazz $75M on 2022-09-14; Docquity $44M on 2022-09-05; Mirxes $87M on 2022-02-22) and again in early 2023 (Thunes $30M on 2023-03-24; Una Brands $30M on 2023-03-01; 99.co $11M on 2023-03-09). The set also runs continuously from 2021-04-05 (Glints) to 2025-05-20 (Whale), rather than centering on a single month.
Does any sector dominate the list enough to shape outreach or diligence focus?
Financial Services appears in 9 of 24 rows, far more than Biotechnology (3 of 24) and Commerce & Shopping (3 of 24). That means a large share of the disclosed competitive landscape here is concentrated in finance, including Endowus ($18M on 2025-01-08) and Syfe ($27M on 2024-08-13).
Which rounds look like amount outliers when compared to the typical disclosed range?
The upper-tail outliers are Atlan at $105M (2024-05-08) and the $100M tier with Aspire ($100M on 2023-02-14) and Mineplex ($100M on 2022-10-11). Below that, Whale’s $60M on 2025-05-20 and Love, Bonito’s $67M on 2021-10-27 sit higher than many other disclosed entries like 99.co at $11M (2023-03-09).
How many rounds are not comparable due to undisclosed amounts, and where do they fall?
2 of 24 rows have undisclosed amounts, which can distort any simple view of the funding-size distribution. Spark Systems shows an undisclosed Series C on 2024-10-07, and Validus is undisclosed on 2022-12-15.
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