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NomuPay
NomuPay is a Dublin-headquartered payments company that gives enterprises a single API and unified platform to accept payments, disburse payouts and manage money across fragmented markets in Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Built partly from licences and assets of the collapsed German fintech Wirecard, its uP (Unified Payments) platform bundles local acquiring, more than 200 alternative payment methods and real-time payouts so global merchants can expand into hard-to-reach markets without wiring up a new integration for each country. It serves 2,000+ merchants and, after a June 2025 Series C from SoftBank's SB Payment Service, is valued at $290M.
Omnistream
Omnistream is an AI-powered category-management platform that helps retailers build consumer-centric, store-level planograms in minutes. Founded in 2018 by former quant trader Wendy Chen, the company integrates a retailer's sales and product data to generate assortment and shelf-space recommendations tuned to each store's local demand. Its software is deployed across 8,500+ retail locations in convenience, grocery and health & beauty, serving names like 7-Eleven, Watsons and FairPrice, and reports incremental sales gains of roughly 4-11% alongside sharp reductions in waste.
Pacdora
Pacdora is a browser-based packaging design platform that lets brands, designers and e-commerce sellers create photorealistic 3D mockups, generate print-ready dielines and export high-resolution renders without installing specialized 3D software. Founded in 2021 and operated by parent company Cloudbox, it offers thousands of editable templates and, more recently, AI tools that take a packaging idea from concept to factory-ready file in the browser. The company positions itself as the 'Canva + Figma' for the roughly $1 trillion global packaging industry and reports more than 4.5 million users across 100+ countries.
Peak3
Peak3 (formerly ZA Tech) is a Singapore-headquartered insurtech that builds cloud-native, AI-ready core software for the insurance industry. Its modular platform - spanning policy administration, distribution, claims and orchestration - lets insurers, MGAs and brokers launch and run life, health and property & casualty products across many markets. Founded in 2018 out of Chinese insurtech ZhongAn and rebranded to Peak3 in 2024 alongside a US$35M Series A led by EQT, the company powers global insurers such as AIA, Generali, Prudential and Zurich, and embedded-insurance programs for digital platforms including Grab, Klook, Lazada and PayPay. Its software has supported over a billion policies across 20-plus countries.
penny.
penny. is a Saudi-based B2B SaaS company that digitizes the full source-to-pay procurement cycle on one cloud platform. It combines e-sourcing, RFQs, purchase orders, supplier management, spend analytics and AI-driven automation so enterprises can cut costs, tighten governance and speed up buying. The modular, customizable system is used by companies across 75+ countries and is layered with AI tools like the Bidly.ai sourcing assistant to make procurement faster and more transparent.
PlanRadar
PlanRadar is a Vienna-based SaaS platform that digitizes construction and real estate project management. Its mobile and web apps let site teams pin defect and task tickets directly onto digital plans and BIM models, capture photos, video and voice notes, assign work, and generate reports - replacing paper checklists and scattered spreadsheets. Founded in 2013, it serves more than 170,000 users across 75+ countries.
Plover
Plover is a Singapore-based corporate travel and technology company that simplifies business travel through a wholly owned, cloud-based SaaS platform. Founded in 2017, it combines a full-service travel management company (TMC) with proprietary apps for travel booking, expense management, and workspace management. Plover describes itself as builder of Asia's first fully integrated corporate travel, expense and workspace platform, offering GDS, NDC and Direct Connect airline content plus global hotel aggregators to corporates and travel agencies across the Asia Pacific region.
PropSpace
PropSpace is Dubai's longest-running real estate CRM, launched in 2012 as the first dedicated real estate software built for the UAE and wider MENA market. The cloud-based, mobile-ready platform gives brokers, agents, property managers and developers a single place to manage leads, listings, deals, viewings, marketing and reporting - plus lease, maintenance and financial tools for property management. After six years inside portal group Property Finder, PropSpace was spun out in 2024 as an independent company led by CEO Patrick Caulfield and COO Tom Dickson, and now serves hundreds of agencies including CBRE, Savills and Hamptons.
Quant Data & Analytics
Quant Data & Analytics is a Riyadh-based data science, AI and business-intelligence company that turns raw data into decisions for Saudi businesses and government. Founded in 2015, it pairs consulting with proprietary SaaS products - Suhail for real estate and location intelligence and Fruits360 for food-and-beverage analytics - and has analyzed more than a trillion data records across real estate and restaurant sectors. With around 160 employees and Series A backing, Quant positions itself as an engine for the data-driven decisions behind Saudi Vision 2030.
Rewaa
Rewaa is a Riyadh-based retail technology company that builds a cloud-based operating platform for small and medium retailers, unifying point-of-sale, inventory management, accounting and ZATCA-compliant e-invoicing in a single dashboard. Founded in 2018, it synchronizes physical stores and online sales channels in real time and has grown to serve more than 23,000 active merchants across Saudi Arabia and the wider region. Rewaa raised the largest Series A for a SaaS company in MENA ($27M in 2023) and followed with a $45M Series B in late 2025 to expand its AI-driven automation tools.
SHIELD
SHIELD is a device-first fraud intelligence platform that helps online businesses stop fraud, build trust, and drive growth. Founded in 2008 by Justin Lie and originally known as CashShield, the company combines proprietary device fingerprinting with its Global Intelligence Network and AI to detect account takeovers, fake accounts, bot attacks, payment fraud, and incentive abuse in real time. SHIELD protects global platforms like inDrive, Alibaba, Swiggy, Meesho, and TrueMoney across ride-hailing, e-commerce, fintech, and gaming.
Simply Wall St
Simply Wall St is a Sydney-based fintech that turns complex financial data into simple, colorful visuals so everyday people can research and analyze stocks with confidence. Best known for its 'Snowflake' infographic that grades companies across valuation, growth, financial health, past performance and dividends, the platform covers 120,000+ stocks across 90 global markets and is used by more than 7 million investors worldwide. Founded in 2014 by Al Bentley, it operates a freemium subscription model and has grown from a visual research tool into an integrated portfolio and community investing platform.
SiteSee
SiteSee is a Brisbane-founded software company that builds AI-powered digital twins of telecommunications infrastructure. By combining drone capture, photogrammetry and machine-learning audit engines, it turns survey-grade imagery of cell towers and rooftops into interactive 3D models that tower companies and mobile network operators can inspect, measure and upgrade from a desk - cutting site visits, speeding colocation approvals and helping owners get more value from their assets.
SurveySensum
SurveySensum is an AI-enabled customer experience and feedback platform that lets mid-to-large enterprises build, distribute, and analyze NPS, CSAT, CES, employee, and market-research surveys in real time. Founded in 2019 by Rajiv Lamba as a product of NeuroSensum, it positions itself as an affordable, execution-focused alternative to enterprise stacks like Qualtrics and Medallia, pairing omnichannel survey distribution with AI-driven text and sentiment analytics and closed-loop action management.
Taidii Pte Ltd
Taidii is a Singapore-based edutech company that builds an all-in-one, cloud-based school management platform for preschools, childcare centers, enrichment schools and K-12 institutions. Founded in 2013, its SaaS suite covers enrollment and fees, attendance, curriculum and child development, teacher management, finance and parent-school communication, and is complemented by the Taidii Diilight parent app and the VAMS vitals-and-attendance device. Taidii is an ECDA-approved school-management vendor and says it captures over half of Singapore's private preschool market, with a growing footprint across China, Malaysia, the UAE, Australia and Southeast Asia.
Vero
Vero is a Sydney-based customer engagement platform that helps product-led teams send personalized email, mobile push and SMS messages triggered by what users actually do inside a product. Founded in 2012 by Chris Hexton and James Lamont, Vero pairs a real-time behavioural workflow engine with Vero Connect, an approach that reads directly from a company's data warehouse so teams can message customers without duplicating their data into yet another marketing tool.
WegoPro
WegoPro is a business travel and expense management platform that gives growing companies a single place to book flights and hotels, enforce travel policies through multi-level approvals, and automate expense reporting with real-time analytics. Formerly the Singapore-founded SaaS startup Travelstop, it was acquired by Middle East travel marketplace Wego in September 2023 and relaunched as WegoPro in January 2024, initially across seven MENA markets. The platform pairs consumer-grade booking experience with finance-team controls, aiming to reduce travel costs and administrative overhead for small and mid-sized businesses.
WhyQ
WhyQ is a Singapore-based B2B corporate dining platform that consolidates meals from a network of 2,000-plus hawkers and restaurants into single, coordinated deliveries for offices. Founded in 2016 by ex-bankers Varun Saraf and Rishabh Singhvi as a low-cost hawker delivery service for CBD workers, the company pivoted through the pandemic to focus on enterprise meal programmes - daily office lunches, buffet and event catering, and pantry supplies - for teams of 50 to 1,000 employees per drop. After nearly a decade of iteration, WhyQ reached baseline profitability in Singapore in 2025 and is rolling out WhyQ Intelligence, an AI layer linking meal programmes to employee wellness and engagement data.
Andrea Johnston
Andrea Johnston is a seasoned revenue and operations executive with over 30 years of building high-growth businesses across SaaS, consumer tech, and marketplace platforms. After a decade at OpenTable — rising from VP of Western Region Sales to Chief Operating Officer — she led global revenue at Corel/Alludo, joined Truckstop as Chief Revenue Officer in 2024, and is now CEO at Franki, the video-led restaurant discovery and rewards app that is rewriting how 25,000+ monthly users find their next great meal. Johnston is a go-to-market architect, board advisor to multiple tech startups, and speaker at the 2025 Khosla Ventures CEO Summit.
Sudheesh Nair
Sudheesh Nair is the cofounder and CEO of TinyFish, a Palo Alto company building enterprise web agents that let AI navigate, research, and extract data from the web at scale. He grew up in a lower-middle-class family in a small town in India before a teacher's nudge toward a campus interview set him on a path to the United States. He was an early employee and president of Nutanix, where he helped scale the company from zero to more than $1 billion in revenue and a 2016 IPO, then served as CEO of ThoughtSpot, steering it from on-premises BI to a cloud-native AI analytics platform. In 2024 he cofounded TinyFish, which launched publicly in 2025 with $47 million in funding and counts Google among its early customers.
Suresh Srinivas
Suresh Srinivas is the Co-Founder and CEO of Collate and the creator of OpenMetadata, an open-source data intelligence platform. A longtime figure in the big-data world, he was an early Apache Hadoop developer and HDFS committer at Yahoo, co-founded Hortonworks, and served as Chief Architect for data at Uber before building Collate to help enterprises make their data usable, trustworthy, and well-governed.
Tito Goldstein
Tito Goldstein is the co-founder and co-CEO of Teambridge, an AI-native, composable workforce management platform built for hourly, shift-based, and frontline teams. A former principal product designer at Uber, he and co-founder Arjun Vora interviewed thousands of drivers and realized the self-service and agency of the Uber app was missing for the roughly 60% of the global workforce still stuck on legacy tools. After two years of near-zero revenue, they rebuilt the product as configurable building blocks, and it outsold two years of prior work in its first month. Teambridge now serves 200+ enterprise customers and over 500,000 workers, has raised $35M+ including a $28M Series B, and Goldstein was named to Forbes' Top AI Founders to Watch in 2025.
Tony Owens
Tony Alika Owens is the Chief Executive Officer of Amperity, the AI-powered lakehouse customer data platform, a role he took in November 2024. A veteran enterprise software operator with more than 20 years of experience, he spent a decade at Salesforce running field operations in the Americas as the company grew from $1.4 billion to well over $20 billion in revenue, held a group vice president role at Oracle, and served as president of worldwide field operations at LivePerson. He also sits on several boards and is known for a relentless focus on customer value.
Victor Zhou
Victor Zhou is the co-founder and CEO of Klarity Health, a digital healthcare marketplace he started in 2020 to connect patients with independent, licensed telehealth providers. A UCLA graduate and repeat founder who previously built and sold Sentinel Tec, Zhou has grown Klarity to serve hundreds of thousands of patients across 45+ states and launched Kiwi Health, a SaaS growth platform for private practices, backed by investors including Mucker Capital, Atypical Ventures, and Zoom founder Eric Yuan.
Vijay Yalamanchili
Vijay Yalamanchili is the founder and CEO of Keka HR, a Hyderabad-born HR and payroll software company he built after growing frustrated with the clunky HR tools on the market. An engineer by training with earlier startups behind him, he bootstrapped Keka for roughly six years before raising a $57 million round from WestBridge Capital in 2022, reported at the time as India's largest Series A for a SaaS company. Keka now serves thousands of organizations and processes payroll for millions of employees each month, built around a focus on employee experience and disciplined, profit-led growth.
Vivek Ravisankar
Vivek Ravisankar is the co-founder and CEO of HackerRank, the technical hiring platform he started in 2012 after leaving a developer job at Amazon. Frustrated by the hours engineers lost to unstructured interviews, he and co-founder Hari Karunanidhi built a way to measure programming skill directly. After several pivots and three tries at Y Combinator, HackerRank grew into a platform used by thousands of companies and millions of developers. Ravisankar's stated mission is to build a meritocracy in hiring, where a developer's skills matter more than their school, geography, or resume brands.
Dan Woods
Dan Woods is the Founder and CEO of Socotra, the AI-native cloud-native insurance core platform he built from scratch starting in 2014. A Stanford AI researcher and former Palantir engineer (employee #20), he left the data-intelligence world to fix insurance technology - an industry he describes as 'a decade behind banking.' Under his leadership, Socotra has raised $87M+ in total funding including a $50M Series C led by Insight Partners, and powers carriers and insurtech MGAs who can now launch insurance products in weeks instead of years.
Wayne Osborne
Wayne Osborne is the co-founder and CEO of Way2B1, a San Francisco-based software company building an integrated operating platform for families and family offices. He spent roughly 25 years working inside the family office world, including running the office of a high-net-worth family in the San Francisco Bay Area, before turning those firsthand frustrations into a product. Way2B1 unifies people, services, documents, and approval workflows behind bank-level security so family offices can make faster, more confident decisions. Osborne, who holds a Master of Divinity from Princeton Theological Seminary, also serves on the board of the San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center.
Wonjun Jeong
Wonjun Jeong is the co-founder and CEO of Supermove, a San Francisco software company that replaces the paper contracts and typewriters still common in the moving industry with a single cloud platform for sales, dispatch, scheduling, signatures, payments, and payroll. A UC Berkeley computer science graduate who wrote code at Facebook and Pinterest, he started Supermove in 2019 after moving 21 times and watching movers scratch his credit card number into a paper form with a fingernail. The company raised an $18 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz in 2022 and works with more than 100 moving and storage firms.
Woodrow Levin
Woodrow 'Woody' Levin is the founder and CEO of Extend, a San Francisco company that built an API-first platform letting online merchants offer extended warranties, product protection, shipping protection and post-purchase solutions. Often described as 'AppleCare for everything else,' Extend raised a $260M Series C led by SoftBank's Vision Fund 2 in 2021 at a valuation above $1.6 billion. A serial entrepreneur, Levin previously founded BringIt (acquired by International Game Technology), Estate Assist (acquired by DocuSign, where he became VP of Growth), and the crypto asset fund 3.0 Capital. He also sits on the board of DraftKings.