Gtouch Sdn Bhd

16/09/2026

Pre-approving selected Malaysian startups for participation in a Singapore venture capital funding exercise.

Gtouch acts as a VC Advocate—strategically positioning founders and facilitating professional engagement with Singapore-based venture capital firms.

All client business information is treated as strictly private and confidential.

15/09/2026

Successful funding is built on trust, belief, and bold vision. 🌟

At Gtouch, we believe in founders who dare to think bigger, move faster, and stay resilient.

✨ Congratulations to our startups (2nd Project) — your passion, perseverance, and positive energy truly set you apart.

💪Here’s to the road ahead, and to turning ambition into the next generation of unicorns. 🦄

09/09/2026

Temasek-backed AI startup Whale has raised US$40 million💰

The Singapore-based startup, which uses AI to analyze real-world data from places like retail stores, car showrooms, and repair centers, has now raised US$100 million across its Series C rounds.

Whale says it serves more than 1,600 enterprises across 45+ countries, with over 600,000 devices in use.

The new funding will fuel its global expansion, starting with North America and Asia Pacific.

Could capturing data from the physical world be the next big enterprise AI opportunity? 👀

Article credit to Tech in Asia

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The Singapore-headquartered firm works with more than 1,600 enterprises in over 45 countries. Its next frontier: banks, automotives, and the US.

07/09/2026

Successful funding is built on trust, belief, and bold vision. 🌟

At Gtouch, we believe in founders who dare to think bigger, move faster, and stay resilient.

✨ Congratulations to our startups — your passion, perseverance, and positive energy truly set you apart.

💪Here’s to the road ahead, and to turning ambition into the next generation of unicorns. 🦄

01/09/2026

Congratulations to Qashier🎉🎉🎉

Article credit to Cocoon Capital Singapore

30/08/2026

Thailand-based beauty ecommerce platform Konvy is betting that Southeast Asia’s beauty shoppers want more than just another marketplace.

The company recently raised US$22 million in Series B funding and is expanding beyond Thailand into Malaysia and the Philippines.

In 2025, Konvy’s Thailand business generated US$79.4 million in revenue, up 15% year on year, and recorded a net profit of US$1.7 million.

Its strategy combines ecommerce, physical stores, curated beauty brands, exclusive distribution deals, and its own private-label products.

Konvy believes this could give it an
edge as merchants face rising costs on major ecommerce platforms like Shopee, while consumers continue to look for trusted and authentic beauty products.

But the competition is fierce, from Watsons and Guardian to TikTok Shop and regional players like Indonesia’s Sociolla.

Article credit to Tech in Asia

After a decade as an ecommerce player, Konvy is setting its sights on opening offline stores, and it’s eyeing a 30% revenue growth by year-end.