Samreen Ahmad · · 1 min readSingapore-based Rently expands into co-working, cloud kitchens
From left: Smart City Kitchens general manager Arin Aghazarian, Rently co-founders Siebren Kamphorst and Dominic Schache, and The Working Capitol founder and CEO Ben Gattie / Photo credit: Rently
Just roughly two months after its launch in Singapore, Rently, a startup that combines finance and property tech, is expanding to two new verticals.
The company said it has partnered with co-working hub The Working Capitol and ghost kitchen services provider Smart City Kitchens. With these collaborations, Rently now offers its customers – including startups, solo entrepreneurs, and SMEs – access to workspaces and culinary hubs without the burden of upfront costs.
“This initiative marks a shift in how our members can now allocate their resources more effectively towards the growth of their businesses,” said Ben Gattie, founder and CEO of The Working Capitol.
Rently was founded in 2022 by Dominic Schacher, Tarik Stafford, Siebren Kamphorst, Emeric Martin, and Turan Kutlay Kunbi. However, the company only launched its services in January 2024, and it’s now aiming to raise a series A round by the first quarter of this year.
At launch, the company offered deposit-free rentals, which it does by handling tenants’ rental deposits on their behalf.
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