Post by kimbocorp

Singapore venture funding hitting S$5.9 billion is not just a fundraising headline. Business Times reported that investors are still backing AI and deep tech in Singapore despite fewer deals, with EY-Parthenon describing a market that is becoming more selective. That is the founder lesson. When capital becomes more selective, structure matters more. Investors do not only look at the idea. They look at where the company is incorporated, how ownership is held, whether governance is clean, whether banking and payments are workable, and whether the company can scale across borders. Singapore remains powerful because it gives founders a platform that serious investors already understand. At kimbocorp, this is exactly why we focus on business-ready companies rather than paper shells. A founder does not just need a company number. They need a structure that can survive diligence. In a selective market, credibility becomes part of the product. Source: Business Times Singapore https://lnkd.in/gPNskAzS