In a strategic move just two months post-launch in Singapore, Rently, a fintech and property tech startup, announces expansion into two new verticals.
Rently has forged partnerships with The Working Capitol, a leading co-working space, and Smart City Kitchens, a provider of ghost kitchen services. This collaboration enables Rently to offer startups, solo entrepreneurs, and SMEs access to flexible workspaces and culinary facilities without the upfront costs typically associated with such amenities.
“This initiative represents a paradigm shift in resource allocation for our members, allowing them to channel their resources more efficiently towards business growth,” notes Ben Gattie, CEO of The Working Capitol.
Founded in 2022 by Dominic Schacher, Tarik Stafford, Siebren Kamphorst, Emeric Martin, and Turan Kutlay Kunbi, Rently launched its services in January 2024 and aims to secure a Series A funding round by the first quarter of this year. The company’s initial offering included deposit-free rentals, a service facilitated by managing tenants’ rental deposits on their behalf.
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