Eatobe
Latest round
- Seed
Last raised
- Sep 2020
Total raised
- $0.2M
Investors
- 2
About Eatobe
Based in Singapore and founded in 2016, Eatobe operates as a food biotechnology company that focuses on developing nutrient-based food products. Some enterprise, such as A*Star's Biotransformation Innovation Platform (SIFBI), has cooperated with the company. Eatobe was founded by Patrina Phua and a team of three PhD scientists. The company is committed to helping customers' body absorb more nutrition in whole foods like grains, nuts and veggies, by using enzymes and bacteria to pre-process them naturally. Eatobe also launched nut snack packs at an affordable price, as well as cereals, designed to be a alternative to animal-derived proteins such as milk and meat.
Who invested in Eatobe
2 investors across 1 round
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Funding rounds
Seed
Sep 21, 2020
Amount
$0.2M
Investors
Questions about Eatobe
Who invested in Eatobe?
Eatobe has 2 investors on record across 1 venture round. Sign up free to see every VC on the cap table and the rounds they joined.
How much funding has Eatobe raised?
Eatobe has raised 1 venture round. Sign up free to see how much each round raised and the total.
When did Eatobe last raise money?
Eatobe's most recent round on record is a Seed, in Sep 2020.
What does Eatobe do?
Based in Singapore and founded in 2016, Eatobe operates as a food biotechnology company that focuses on developing nutrient-based food products.
Where is Eatobe headquartered?
Eatobe is headquartered in Singapore.
Which VCs invest in companies like Eatobe?
Among active investors with capital left to deploy, Shanghai State-owned Capital Investment Leading Fund, Peak XV Partners, MPCi and Luminous Ventures back food companies at Eatobe's stage. Their profiles are linked below.
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