Late-stage funding surges from zero to 77.5% YoY in August

Six deals spanned venture capital, private equity, and incubators.

Late-stage funding captured 77.5% of Singapore's total tech funding in August 2026, according to Tracxn.

Early-stage funding represented 22.1% of deals, whilst seed-stage funding accounted for just 0.3%.

Compared with August 2025, no late-stage funding was recorded that month. Early-stage funding dominated with 84.6%, whilst seed-stage funding made up the remaining 15.4%.

The month's funding mix was largely unchanged from July 2026, when late-stage funding made up 69.9%, early-stage funding 29.3%, and seed-stage funding 0.8%.

Amongst venture capital funds, Qiming Venture Partners, Vertex Growth, and Cocoon Capital each completed one deal.

Amongst private equity funds, HSG and The Xander Group each recorded one deal.

Amongst incubators, ORZON Ventures was the only company to capture a deal.

Tech funding reached $864m in August, sinking 81.36% month-on-month, but surging 693.8% year-on-year.

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