Statista, TIA seek Singapore’s Most Innovative Companies 2026
“There is no material problem – whether created by nature or by technology – that cannot be solved with more technology,” writes venture capitalist Marc Andreessen.
It’s with this belief that Tech in Asia is announcing our partnership with Statista to seek out the most innovative companies in Singapore.

Ranking companies on innovation is a subjective exercise. But we think that the one thing that matters more than who’s on the list is how we’re celebrating the drive to do better.
That said, expect rigor in Statista’s methodology. The research firm will rate thousands of companies on three criteria: innovation culture, product innovations, and process innovations.
The final list of 100 to 200 firms will be compiled with input from Tech in Asia, drawing from our on-the-ground knowledge of the local technology sector. To be eligible, companies must be headquartered in Singapore, meaning they should be registered in the country and have their top management team reside there.
Interested companies can submit their interest by May 1, 2026. We do not charge companies any fees to apply or list.
After the form is filled out, Statista will send a survey link that allows employers to invite employees to rate the company anonymously.
Here’s why you should consider applying:
- Tech in Asia will publish the full list on its website and promote it via various channels, gaining your company recognition with clients, investors, and potential employees.
- Companies that make the list can incorporate the achievement into their marketing campaigns. They have the option to buy the official license rights to use the recognition logo. They can also work with Tech in Asia on an advertorial to feature their innovations.
To get a sense of what the list will look like, check out our recent list of Singapore’s Top Fintech Companies, also compiled in partnership with Statista.
Register your company for Singapore’s Most Innovative Companies 2026.
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