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Singapore enterprise AI company Whale has secured an additional $40 million in its Series C funding round, bringing the total amount raised in the round to $100 million, according to an announcement.
16 July, 2026
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Singapore enterprise AI company Whale has secured an additional $40 million in its Series C funding round, bringing the total amount raised in the round to $100 million, according to an announcement.
The extension was led by CMB International , through an AI-focused investment fund, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation’s SMBC Asia Rising Fund.
New investors included Krungsri Finnovate, Singtel Innov8, Hyundai Motor Group, and Charisma Partners. Existing Series C investors include Bosch Ventures, MTR Lab, MDI Ventures, Gentree Fund, and Linear Capital.
Whale first announced raising a combined $60 million in its Series C funding round in May last year to help businesses drive sales with its artificial intelligence assistant.
The company, founded in Singapore by former Meta data scientist Jerry Ye, develops an AI operating system that helps enterprises manage physical operations using data collected from cameras, sensors, and audio devices.
Its proprietary Business World Model processes real-world operational data to automate workflows and generate business insights.
Whale said the fresh capital will be used to accelerate its expansion in North America and Asia-Pacific, while laying the groundwork for entry into the Middle East and Europe.
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