Funded Startups in Singapore
The largest disclosed round in the Singapore list is Ant International’s $1.2B (2026-07-20), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts ($491M on 2026…
The largest disclosed round in the Singapore list is Ant International’s $1.2B (2026-07-20), which dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts ($491M on 2026-06-03; $296M and $250M on 2026-06-16). In contrast, the disclosed low end is Handshake’s $390K (2026-06-03), making the disclosed range unusually wide for the same country.
Rounds cluster tightly in mid-to-late June 2026—several top entries land within a few days of each other (e.g., ST Telemedia Global Data Centres $491M on 2026-06-03; Galaxy Data Center $250M on 2026-06-16; SiliconFlow $296M on 2026-06-16). Sector mix is also skewed: Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears repeatedly (e.g., Ropedia $22M on 2026-07-23, SiliconFlow $296M on 2026-06-16, and K25.ai $8M on 2026-07-27), while stage labels show a heavy “Series Unknown” footprint across multiple entries (16 of 50 rows are undisclosed by amount, and 34 of 50 have disclosed amounts). The date window runs from 2026-05-11 (SoBanHang $4M) to 2026-07-27 (K25.ai $8M), with all cities listed as “Singapore”.
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed round is the clear outlier in Singapore, and what does it imply for deal-size expectations?
Ant International’s $1.2B (2026-07-20) is the only disclosed round above $500M and sits far above the next-largest disclosed amount of $491M (ST Telemedia Global Data Centres, 2026-06-03). That makes most other disclosed rounds—like Galaxy Data Center’s $250M (2026-06-16) and Whale’s $40M (2026-07-15)—look comparatively mid-market within this slice.
Where are the strongest timing clusters across disclosed rounds in this list?
Several of the highest disclosed rounds concentrate in June 2026, including ST Telemedia Global Data Centres $491M (2026-06-03), SiliconFlow $296M and Galaxy Data Center $250M (both on 2026-06-16). The list also shows late-July activity at the top end, with Ant International $1.2B (2026-07-20) and Ropedia $22M (2026-07-23) leading into 2026-07-27 (K25.ai $8M).
How dominant is AI among the sectors, and do any AI rounds hit the upper end of disclosed funding?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) appears across multiple entries, including Ropedia $22M (2026-07-23), SiliconFlow $296M (2026-06-16), and K25.ai $8M (2026-07-27). Several of the list’s larger disclosed rounds are AI-labeled or AI-adjacent entries, indicating AI financing is not confined to small checks.
Does “Series Unknown” or undisclosed funding obscure the stage picture in Singapore?
There’s a notable classification gap: 16 of 50 rows have undisclosed amounts, and multiple entries carry “Series Unknown” stage labels (e.g., Elite Commercial REIT on 2026-06-16 for $10M and Gero on 2026-06-17 for $17M). For investors or analysts modeling stage velocity, the top-of-list disclosed amounts (like $1.2B on 2026-07-20) may be easier to benchmark than the broader set.
Which is the smallest disclosed round, and how does it compare to the largest disclosed amount?
The smallest disclosed amount is Handshake’s $390K (2026-06-03). Compared with the largest disclosed round of $1.2B for Ant International (2026-07-20), that smallest disclosed check is orders of magnitude smaller, highlighting extreme dispersion even within the same country and timeframe.
Are the dates for the most recent and oldest entries meaningfully separated within the shown window?
Yes: the oldest round shown is SoBanHang’s $4M (2026-05-11), while the most recent is K25.ai’s $8M (2026-07-27). That creates a roughly 2.5-month span where late-July rounds include the largest outlier ($1.2B on 2026-07-20) rather than being limited to smaller disclosed amounts.
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