Qubit, a Pune-based startup known for its real-time cinematic solutions, has expanded its operations to Singapore, registering as Visualscape Singapore Pte Ltd. This move is part of Qubit’s strategy to establish a global footprint, with Singapore serving as a pivotal hub for its international operations. The company projects ₹100 crore in revenue from its Singapore operations within the next two years.
Singapore’s digital economy, which accounts for 18% of the nation’s economic output, is expected to become one of the top three investment destinations in the Asia Pacific by 2025. This makes it an ideal launchpad for Qubit, especially as the real estate sector anticipates the launch of 12,000–14,000 new residential units in 2025, driving demand for advanced 3-D visualisation technologies.
Ajjay Parge, founder of Qubit, stated, “Establishing our presence in Singapore is a strategic move to build credibility in a technology-forward market before expanding further. Our Singapore operations will act as a launchpad, enabling us to seek projects from multiple countries like the Philippines and UAE.”
Qubit’s flagship product, Navigo, has already achieved a turnover of ₹15 crore in its first nine months, indicating strong market traction. The company plans to expand its workforce from 60 to 150 employees and double its operational space within the next year. As Qubit continues its expansion, it aims to secure high-profile projects in international luxury real estate markets and achieve ₹10,000 crore in sales by 2025-26.
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