Singapore’s venture capital scene witnessed a significant boost in June 2025, with funding reaching $147 million, a notable 67.1% rise from the previous month. This surge highlights the growing investor confidence in the region’s tech start-ups, despite no new unicorns emerging during this period.
The monthly tracker from Tracxn reveals that the funding in June 2025 also represents a substantial 178.9% increase compared to the same month last year, which saw $53 million in investments. This upward trend underscores the robust growth and resilience of Singapore’s start-up ecosystem.
Among the top deals, Bolttech secured $265 million, leading the funding rounds. Other significant investments included Syfe with $23 million, Sleek with $21 million, and IOST with $3.5 million. These investments reflect a diverse interest across various tech sectors, from fintech to blockchain.
Despite the impressive funding figures, the month did not see any initial public offerings (IPOs) or acquisitions, maintaining the status quo from May 2025. This suggests that whilst funding is on the rise, exits remain relatively stagnant.
The data, focusing solely on equity rounds and tech companies, indicates a vibrant investment landscape in Singapore. As the region continues to attract substantial venture capital, the future looks promising for its burgeoning tech industry.
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