Stryv, a Singapore company that sells personal care and home wellness products, has raised $11.5m in a Series B round led by ACV Capital. Openspace Capital and OCTAVE Capital also took part, along with other investors that were not named. ACV Capital announced the round on 27 October 2026.
The valuation was not disclosed, and neither the announcement nor the news reports gave figures for earlier funding rounds. KrASIA reported that Stryv is owned by Evo Commerce.
“Their backing is a strong endorsement of what we are building: a multi-category ecosystem of personal and home care products for families across Asia,”Roy Ang, CEO and co-founder, Stryv
What Stryv does
Stryv first became known for personal care devices such as hair dryers, hair stylers and shavers. It has since moved into home care. Since September 2026 it has launched the Stryv Oasis massage chair and the Stryv Halo air purifier, products developed with the team it gained by buying Sterra.
Stryv bought Sterra, a Singapore home appliance brand, in March 2026. The deal brought a presence in about 200,000 households and opened the home appliances category to Stryv. The company says Sterra has been integrated and that the final steps of merging the two brands will be completed in the next few months.
The company argues that selling both personal and home care products, everyday categories where quality, trust and repeat use matter, lets it stay with customers through more of their daily routines.
Stryv is led by co-founder and chief executive Roy Ang. The announcement also names co-founder Minghao Teoh and chief financial officer Wenyou Tan.
TNGlobal reported that Stryv's range now covers hair care, men's grooming, oral care, air and water purification and home comfort products. KrASIA reported that the company also intends to buy brands with complementary products across the Asia-Pacific region.
What the money is for
Stryv will use the funds to expand across the region, starting with an entry into Taiwan, and to grow its business in Malaysia and Hong Kong.
It also plans to widen its range by spending more on research and development and by buying further brands that fit its business, as it did with Sterra. The company says buying brands with a market presence different from its own will also help it enter more Asia-Pacific markets.
Why the investors backed it
Helen Wong, managing partner at ACV Capital, said Stryv's well-designed products offer value for money and appeal to consumers across Asia. She said demand for personal care and home wellness products is growing and pointed to opportunities in clean air and water.
Ang thanked the investors and described their backing as an endorsement of the company's plan to build a range of personal and home care products for families across Asia. He also credited Stryv's staff for earning the investors' trust.
Neither the company nor the investors disclosed revenue, sales volumes or how many people Stryv employs.
Company website: stryv.co