Tech funding surges 2,116% in June

DayOne contributed about two-thirds of the month's $3.78b equity funding total.

Singapore-based tech companies raised about $3.78b in equity funding in June 2026, surging 2,116% from $171m in May, according to Tracxn.

The figure also represented a 1,754% increase from $204m in June 2025.

Over the past 12 months, July 2025 recorded about $1.68b in tech funding before dropping to $98.1m in August and recovering to $230m in September.

Funding edged up to $279m in October before easing to $239m in November and ending the year at $496m in December.

Funding rebounded to $2.24b in January 2026 before slumping to $55.7m in February.

March recorded $667m before falling to the lowest level in the 12-month period at $49m in April, then recovering to $171m in May.

DayOne topped June's largest funding rounds with a $2.5b raise, accounting for roughly two-thirds of the month's total funding. It was followed by Supabase ($500m), Airwallex ($320m), SiliconFlow ($294m) and Striding AI ($100m).

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