How to Find Investors in Singapore
A founder-friendly guide to finding the right investors in Singapore, from angels and family offices to strategic investors and private capital.
Know which investor type fits
Angels, VCs, family offices, private investors, and strategic investors all look for different deal sizes, risk profiles, and growth paths.
Prepare before outreach
Investors expect a sharp deck, clear numbers, use of funds, traction proof, and a credible plan for returns.
Build a targeted list
The best outreach is narrow. Match investors by sector, stage, cheque size, geography, and previous portfolio behaviour.
Capital strategy before outreach
Raising capital is not just finding names on a list. The strongest companies align capital type, investor fit, materials, valuation logic, and outreach sequencing before they go to market.
Second Avenue Capital works with lower-middle market companies and founders that need practical capital raising support across growth capital, debt financing, strategic investors, and M&A-related situations.
Common questions
Where can I find investors in Singapore?
Start with angel networks, VC firms, family office circles, founder referrals, corporate finance advisors, and strategic buyers/investors in your sector.
How much equity do angel investors take?
It depends on valuation and cheque size. Many early rounds dilute founders by 10–25%, but every deal structure is different.
Do I need an advisor to find investors?
Not always. Advisors help when the raise is complex, the target investor list is hard to access, or the company needs stronger positioning before outreach.