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GIC-backed Nium pushes back IPO plans to refocus on growth
The payments company is valued at US$1.4 billion and aims to go public by end-2026
Nium raises US$50 million in Series E round
The funds will be used to enhance its growth plans in the business-to-business payments market
Nium snags payments licence in Japan
GIC and Temasek-backed payments startup Nium has secured a payments licence by Japan’s financial regulator to handle large-amount transactions in the country.
Nium’s 2022 revenue and losses rise with increased expenses
FINTECH startup Nium’s 2022 revenue surged over 266 per cent to S$117 million from S$43.9 million in 2021, according to filings with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority of Singapore.
GIC-backed US$2 billion fintech Nium targets US IPO in two years
SINGAPORE payments company Nium aims to break even in time for a US initial public offering (IPO) within two years, a positive signal for South-east Asia’s struggling startup ecosystem.
Singapore fintech startups gain scale, speed up innovation in US expansion
Hair-raising bank runs and heated inflation coming on top of a funding freeze make a fast-moving market like the US a tough proposition for many. But for Singapore fintech startups, such as Greenarc C...
Fintech unicorn Nium to acquire alternative payments platform SoCash
HOME-GROWN payments unicorn Nium on Tuesday (Apr 26) announced it will be acquiring SoCash, a Singapore-based alternative payments network platform, for an undisclosed sum.
Fintech Nium eyes more M&A deals on path to IPO
While its focus has been on going global, homegrown company could also be looking at deals on its home turf

Payments unicorn Nium launches crypto product for financial institutions
NIUM has launched a product for businesses to embed cryptocurrency services into any application, allowing their clients to buy, sell and hold digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin...
Singapore fintech startup Nium tops US$1b valuation
[SINGAPORE] Singapore's Nium, a payments startup serving businesses, became a rare fintech unicorn in the city-state after raising more than US$200 million in fresh funding.