Key Takeaways
- • Stryv, a Singapore personal care and home wellness company, raised US$11.5 million in Series B funding led by ACV Capital, with participation from Openspace Capital and OCTAVE Capital and other investors.
- • The capital will fund expansion into Taiwan and growth in Malaysia and Hong Kong, according to a company statement issued on a Tuesday.
- • Stryv completed the acquisition of Singapore-based Sterra in March 2026, adding a presence in 200,000 households and entry into home appliances.
- • The company is pursuing a multi-category personal and home care ecosystem, spanning hair care, men's grooming, oral care, air and water purification, and home comfort products.
- • ACV Capital managing partner Helen Wong cited well-designed, value-for-money products with broad appeal across Asia, and sees opportunity in clean air and water.
Summary
Stryv, a Singapore personal care and home wellness company, has raised US$11.5 million in Series B funding led by ACV Capital, with participation from Openspace Capital and OCTAVE Capital, along with other investors. In a statement on Tuesday, the company said it will use the proceeds to enter new markets, including Taiwan, and to grow its business in Malaysia and Hong Kong, as reported by TNGlobal.
The company, known previously for personal care products such as hair dryers, stylers and shavers, has extended into home care. Since September 2026 it has launched the Stryv Oasis massage chair and the Stryv Halo air purifier, drawing on expertise from Sterra, a Singapore-based brand it acquired in March 2026. The Sterra deal brought a presence in 200,000 households and entry into the home appliances category. Stryv said the final steps of the Sterra brand merger will be completed in the coming months. The company plans to widen its product range through further research and development and through acquisitions of brands with market presence distinct from its own, which it argues can open additional Asia-Pacific markets.
Stryv's portfolio now covers hair care, men's grooming, oral care, air and water purification, and home comfort products. Management argues that serving both personal and home care keeps the company present across more of customers' daily routines.
Helen Wong, managing partner at ACV Capital, said Stryv's well-designed, value-for-money products appeal to consumers across Asia, and that ACV sees opportunities in areas such as clean air and water. Roy Ang, CEO and co-founder of Stryv, said the round is a strong endorsement of the company's goal of building a multi-category ecosystem of personal and home care products for families across Asia.
The company, known previously for personal care products such as hair dryers, stylers and shavers, has extended into home care. Since September 2026 it has launched the Stryv Oasis massage chair and the Stryv Halo air purifier, drawing on expertise from Sterra, a Singapore-based brand it acquired in March 2026. The Sterra deal brought a presence in 200,000 households and entry into the home appliances category. Stryv said the final steps of the Sterra brand merger will be completed in the coming months. The company plans to widen its product range through further research and development and through acquisitions of brands with market presence distinct from its own, which it argues can open additional Asia-Pacific markets.
Stryv's portfolio now covers hair care, men's grooming, oral care, air and water purification, and home comfort products. Management argues that serving both personal and home care keeps the company present across more of customers' daily routines.
Helen Wong, managing partner at ACV Capital, said Stryv's well-designed, value-for-money products appeal to consumers across Asia, and that ACV sees opportunities in areas such as clean air and water. Roy Ang, CEO and co-founder of Stryv, said the round is a strong endorsement of the company's goal of building a multi-category ecosystem of personal and home care products for families across Asia.
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