This Singapore-based startup has pocketed huge funding to open in Malaysia and Singapore

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A Singapore-based padel startup, Pop Padel, has recently secured a seven-figure investment from Apricot Capital, a private investment firm. The funds will be used to establish premium padel facilities in both Singapore and Malaysia, aiming to create world-class, tournament-standard courts for padel enthusiasts.

Pop Padel’s founder, Davy Sanh, expressed excitement about the investment, saying, “Securing this buy-in from Apricot Capital is a huge step forward for us at Pop Padel.” Sanh also highlighted the company’s vision to foster a vibrant padel community across Southeast Asia, stating, “With Apricot’s support and shared belief in our goal of growing padel across countries, Pop Padel is poised to reinvigorate the sports scene and elevate padel as a sport of choice amongst the population living in Southeast Asia in time to come.”

The new facilities will feature state-of-the-art courts, social events, tournaments, and various amenities such as an F&B area and a recovery zone. The first club in Singapore will be located in Redhill, while the Malaysian outlet will be in Bamboo Hills.