UltraGreenAI, a fast-growing biotechnology and artificial intelligence company, plans to raise up to $400 million through an initial public offering in Singapore. A term sheet shared with investors outlines the firm’s intention to accelerate growth in global healthcare technology, strengthen R&D, and expand its AI-driven drug development platforms.
The company focuses on advanced algorithms that help create new therapeutic compounds, predict disease patterns, and streamline clinical trials. Investors view UltraGreenAI as one of Asia’s most ambitious entrants in the health-tech sector, as it blends biotechnology with machine learning to target faster, more efficient drug discovery. The IPO could position the company among Singapore’s most notable tech listings in recent years.
UltraGreenAI aims to use the fresh capital to scale its laboratory operations and expand partnerships with major pharmaceutical companies. The firm currently works with several global drugmakers on early-stage research, using AI to analyze millions of molecular structures. Executives believe the technology can significantly reduce the time and cost of developing new medicines.
The company plans to channel part of the IPO proceeds into new regional hubs, with Southeast Asia and Europe as priority markets. Its leadership says these hubs will support clinical validation, regulatory compliance, and commercialization. The expansion strategy reflects rising demand for AI tools that speed up research pipelines and increase success rates in clinical development.
UltraGreenAI’s core platform uses machine learning to predict how compounds interact with human biology. The company claims its models can test thousands of potential drug candidates in hours, compared with months in traditional laboratories. This capability has helped the firm secure early revenue through research collaborations and licensing agreements.
Industry observers say the company’s long-term success depends on its ability to convert AI predictions into real-world therapeutics. The global biotech sector continues to debate how well algorithm-generated models perform in complex clinical environments. UltraGreenAI acknowledges this challenge but argues that hybrid teams of scientists and AI engineers can close the gap.
The firm’s leadership also plans to invest in cybersecurity and regulatory readiness. With growing concerns about data protection in health research, the company aims to strengthen systems that safeguard patient information and proprietary algorithms. Executives say these measures will help build trust with regulators, partners, and the public.
Singapore has actively positioned itself as a hub for biomedical innovation. Authorities have introduced incentives, research partnerships, and simplified listing processes to attract more biotech firms. UltraGreenAI’s IPO could reinforce this momentum and attract other high-growth tech companies seeking capital in Asia.
If successful, the offering would give UltraGreenAI the financial foundation to scale its AI engine, build new clinical programs, and pursue global licensing deals. Investors see potential for strong long-term returns as pharmaceutical companies continue to adopt machine learning in research and development.
For now, the company faces a highly competitive landscape, but its IPO signals strong confidence in AI’s expanding role in modern drug discovery.
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