Singapore-based customer experience technology company Toku has begun trading on the Catalist Board of the Singapore Exchange, marking the first IPO of 2026 and a significant milestone in the company’s growth as an enterprise CX software provider.

Shares opened at S$0.260 (€0.17), rose to an intraday high of S$0.305 (€0.20), and closed at S$0.285 (€0.19). The IPO comprised 65 million shares priced at S$0.25 (€0.17) each, raising gross proceeds of S$16.25 million (€10.76 million) and valuing the company at approximately S$142.6 million (€94.44 million) post-listing.

Founder and CEO Thomas Laboulle said the listing strengthens Toku’s ability to scale responsibly while meeting rising customer expectations and regulatory demands across global markets. He noted the company will continue investing in end-to-end innovation to deliver faster, smarter and fully compliant customer interaction solutions for enterprises and public-sector organisations.

Toku’s non-executive chair Lim Hwee Hua said the public listing reinforces commitments to transparency, governance and long-term value creation, while maintaining a strong focus on customer impact across diverse industries.

The company provides a cloud-native, AI-powered CX platform that enables organisations to manage customer interactions across voice, chat, email and digital channels within a single integrated environment. Its technology combines communications infrastructure with AI-driven capabilities such as transcription, summarisation, sentiment analysis and conversation analytics, designed for complex, multi-market operations.

Toku supports deployment across public cloud, private data centres and hybrid environments, addressing regulatory, linguistic and operational requirements for large enterprises operating across fragmented regions. IPO proceeds will fund continued platform development, partner ecosystem expansion and international growth.

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