From hair dryers and styling tools to massage chairs and air purifiers, Stryv is expanding its range of personal care and home wellness products for consumers across Asia. The company has raised USD 11.5 million in Series B funding to support its regional expansion and product development. The round was led by ACV Capital, with participation from Openspace Capital and OCTAVE Capital, among other investors.

Stryv’s expansion into home wellness follows its acquisition of Singapore-based Sterra in March 2026. With a presence in 200,000 households, Sterra has helped Stryv enter the home appliances category and broaden its product offerings.

Building on Sterra’s expertise, Stryv has expanded its home wellness range with the launch of the Stryv Oasis massage chair and Stryv Halo air purifier in September 2026. The final stages of Sterra’s integration into Stryv are expected to be completed in the coming months.

   

With the new funding, Stryv will expand into Taiwan while strengthening its business in Malaysia and Hong Kong. The company also plans to increase investment in research and development to introduce new products across its personal care and home wellness portfolio, alongside pursuing strategic acquisitions to expand into complementary categories and additional markets across Asia Pacific.

“Stryv’s ability to deliver well-designed, high-quality products that offer value for money is a compelling proposition for consumers across Asia. As demand for personal care and home wellness products continues to grow, we see significant opportunities for Stryv to meet evolving consumer needs, particularly in areas such as clean air and water. We look forward to supporting the team as they expand the business into new markets,” said Helen Wong, Managing Partner at ACV Capital.

“We are deeply grateful to ACV Capital and the participating investors for their confidence in Stryv. Their backing is a strong endorsement of what we are building: a multi-category ecosystem of personal and home care products for families across Asia,” said Roy Ang, CEO and co-founder of Stryv. “Every colleague across Stryv has played a part in earning this trust, and I am proud to build this company alongside them,” he added.