Amity is combining regional management and AI research in a new Singapore hub. The Thailand-founded enterprise AI company says the office will serve as its Southeast Asia headquarters, while its AI Research & Application Center (ARAC) will be the global base for its research capabilities. The plan links product development with the company’s expansion ambitions, but its revenue and listing milestones remain targets, not completed outcomes.
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One Singapore hub for regional operations and AI research
Amity officially launched its Singapore office and ARAC on 29 June 2026. The company describes Singapore as both its regional headquarters for Southeast Asia and the home of its global AI research capabilities.
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That arrangement is intended to bring research closer to the company’s commercial expansion. Amity has said the center will develop vertical AI models for enterprise clients, while the Singapore base will support its regional growth and go-to-market efforts.
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From AI research to enterprise applications
Amity’s stated focus is vertical AI: models and systems developed for enterprise applications rather than one-size-fits-all tools. Its funding announcement also highlighted work on agentic AI, and the company says it is investing in ARAC to advance that development.
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The company frames this work through a “Build-Buy-Bridge” strategy: develop AI capabilities internally, acquire external technologies or businesses, and connect those capabilities with enterprise applications. Its announcements link the approach to research investment and strategic acquisitions, though they do not establish how quickly particular technologies will reach customers.
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A shared research base across five companies
ARAC is intended to support Amity’s wider group, which includes Amity Solutions, Tollring, EGG Digital, Amity Accentix and Amity-Nordstar. The center’s stated role is to develop vertical AI models and integrate them across those businesses.
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A shared center could give the portfolio a common research base while its companies address different products and markets. The available information describes Amity’s intended structure; it does not detail which models are already deployed across each company.
Funding and targets: what is—and is not—confirmed
The Singapore launch followed Amity’s US$100 million Series D announced in March 2026. EDBI led the round alongside Asia Partners and SMDV, with other investors also participating. Amity said the funding would support AI development and expansion.
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The company has set a target of US$200 million in annualised revenue by the end of 2026 and says it is preparing for a public listing in 2027. Annualised revenue is a run-rate measure, not the same as revenue recognised over the full calendar year. These are company plans, not confirmation that either milestone has been reached or that a listing will take place.
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The Singapore hub therefore serves as an organizational and research base for Amity’s stated growth strategy. Whether it translates into the company’s revenue and listing ambitions will depend on execution beyond the office launch.