Aurum Investments
Corporate VCSingapore · Pre-Seed–Late Stage
Investment thesis
Aurum Investments serves as the family office and investment arm of the Woh Hup Group, deploying capital across a broad range of asset classes in both public and private markets worldwide. Its dedicated corporate venture capital program concentrates on directly supporting and nurturing early-stage startups building property technology and construction technology solutions, with a geographic focus on the Southeast Asian ecosystem. The wider Aurum ecosystem spans real estate development (Aurum Land, Aurum UK), asset management, and lifestyle ventures such as Core Collective, all under the group's 'Do Well, Do Good' purpose rooted in Woh Hup's nearly century-long construction heritage.
Source: firm website, verified Jul 30, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Aurum Investments invest at?
- Aurum Investments invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Late Stage stages.
- What sectors does Aurum Investments focus on?
- Aurum Investments focuses on Construction Tech, PropTech.
- Where is Aurum Investments located?
- Aurum Investments is headquartered in Singapore, SG.
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