Submit your startup on Round Funded to get matched with investors, then assess Singapore angels by stage, sector and recorded activity. The list below ranks 10 angels by past investments recorded in the Round Funded catalog.
What should you know about angel investors in Singapore?
The Round Funded catalog lists more than 580 angel investors based in Singapore. About half list pre-seed among the stages they consider, while about 3 in 4 list seed. Those figures suggest that founders raising an early round can find investors who consider those stages.
The sectors most often listed by these angels include Fintech, SaaS & Enterprise, AI, Consumer & Retail, Marketplace and Crypto & Web3. Use sector alignment as a first filter, then check whether an investor’s stage preferences match your raise. An investor’s location alone does not establish fit.
Round Funded also covers 60,000+ active VCs, angels, family offices and accelerators. Its investor search can be filtered by stage, industry, geography and check size. For a Singapore-focused search, those filters can help you organize options around your startup’s needs rather than treating a local list as a complete prospecting plan.
Who are 10 Singapore angels ranked by recorded deals?
The entries below are ordered by past investments recorded in the Round Funded catalog. The ranking includes angels with a pre-seed or seed focus, a profile on file and at least one recorded investment. Counts indicate recorded deals, not investment amounts or an investor’s likelihood of responding.
- Cyril Ebersweiler: 126 past investments on record; backs pre-seed and seed; sectors include Robotics & Automation, Hardware & Deep Tech and IoT & Connected Devices.
- Jenny Lee: 52 past investments on record; backs seed and Series A; sectors include Healthcare & Biotech, Fintech and Mobility & Logistics.
- Wouter Kneepkens: 51 past investments on record; backs pre-seed and seed; sectors include Fintech, Impact & Social Enterprise and Consumer & Retail.
- Jayesh Parekh: 43 past investments on record; backs seed; sectors include FoodTech & Agriculture and Impact & Social Enterprise.
- Chenghung Chen: 31 past investments on record; backs pre-seed and seed; sectors include Healthcare & Biotech, Hardware & Deep Tech and Consumer & Retail.
- Henric Suuronen: 29 past investments on record; backs pre-seed and seed; sectors include Gaming & Entertainment, Fintech and Consumer & Retail.
- Vishal Harnal: 26 past investments on record; backs pre-seed and seed; sectors include Artificial Intelligence, Healthcare & Biotech and EdTech.
- Will Klippgen: 26 past investments on record; backs pre-seed and seed; sectors include SaaS & Enterprise, Fintech and E-commerce & D2C.
- B. Paul Santos: 25 past investments on record; backs pre-seed to Series A; sectors include Fintech, SaaS & Enterprise and Consumer & Retail.
- Teruhide Sato: 24 past investments on record; backs seed; sectors include Fintech and Marketplace.
How can you evaluate an angel before reaching out?
Use the recorded investment count as one reference point, not a decision on its own. A higher count does not tell you how much an angel invested, whether your company matches their current interests, or whether they will reply. Compare the listed stage and sectors with your startup, then decide whether the investor belongs on your outreach list.
A practical review can include:
- Stage: Check whether the investor lists the stage you are raising.
- Sector: Compare your company’s market with the investor’s stated sector interests.
- Evidence of fit: Prepare a concise explanation of your product, progress and reason for contacting that specific investor.
- Fundraising materials: Keep your deck, traction, team and ask organized so you can share the relevant information clearly.
Round Funded filters investors to recent activity, defined as a check in roughly the last 6 months, and verifies emails. That can support more focused research, while your own fit assessment should still guide who you contact and what you say.
How should you organize fundraising outreach?
Start by making a focused investor list based on stage, industry, geography and check size. Then tailor your pitch to the investor rather than sending an identical message to everyone. Explain the problem you address, the traction or other evidence you can share, and what you are asking the investor to consider.
A Data Room can bring your deck, traction, team and ask together on one link. It is free to build and share on every Round Funded plan. Per-investor tracked links and engagement analytics, including views, deck opens and meeting clicks, come with Round+.
Round Funded’s outreach tools help founders draft personalized emails and follow-ups with AI. Outreach goes out from your own Gmail, so replies land in your inbox and the email thread belongs to you. A fundraising pipeline keeps each investor, stage and next step in one place, and teammates can be invited into your startup workspace.
How Round Funded helps founders manage investor outreach
- Submit your startup to get matched with investors, then search by stage, industry, geography and check size.
- Review investor profiles and compare stated stages and sectors with your startup.
- Build a Data Room with your deck, traction, team and ask on one link.
- Use AI to draft a personalized outreach email and follow-ups for each investor.
- Track investors, fundraising stages and next steps in one pipeline.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many angel investors in Singapore are listed in the catalog?
The Round Funded catalog lists more than 580 angel investors based in Singapore. About half list pre-seed and about 3 in 4 list seed among their stages.
Which sectors appear most often among Singapore angels?
The sectors listed most often are Fintech, SaaS & Enterprise, AI, Consumer & Retail, Marketplace and Crypto & Web3.
What does the deal count in the ranking mean?
It is the number of past investments recorded for each angel in the catalog. It does not show how much money an investor deployed or predict whether they will respond.
How should you decide which angels to contact?
Compare the investor’s listed stages and sectors with your startup, then prepare a clear and relevant pitch. Use recorded investment activity as one research signal rather than the only measure of fit.
Is the Data Room free to use?
Yes. The Data Room is free to build and share on every plan. Round+ includes per-investor tracked links and engagement analytics such as views, deck opens and meeting clicks.