Enya, a Singapore-based brand in sustainable period care, has secured strategic investment from 500 Global, alongside venture debt financing from Crusade Partners, to expand its consumer (B2C) and corporate (B2B) footprint across Asia and the Middle East.

The funding will enable Enya to make high-quality, accessible period care a standard—at home, in workplaces, and across hospitality and retail spaces, the firm said in a statement on Thursday.

With this investment, Enya will bring its range of organic cotton menstrual products to more consumers across Asia and the Middle East, expanding its presence in key markets such as Singapore, Hong Kong and Dubai.

The company said it is committed to making safe, comfortable, and sustainable period care more widely available and affordable.

“We believe that everyone deserves access to high-quality period care without barriers—whether at home, at work, or on the go,

“Thanks to the support of 500 Global and Crusade Partners, we are now in a stronger position to expand Enya’s reach, ensuring sustainable menstrual products become a standard choice for consumers across the region,” said Christian Teo, Founder of Enya.

Beyond consumer expansion, Enya said the firm is driving a major B2B initiative to help businesses provide period care as a necessity, not an afterthought.

It noted that despite menstruation being a normal part of life, many offices, hotels, retail stores, and public spaces still do not offer period products, leaving employees and customers unprepared.

With this funding, Enya will partner with workplaces, co-working spaces, hospitality groups, and retail brands to make period care as standard as soap or toilet paper.

By integrating Enya’s high-quality, sustainable menstrual products into workplace wellbeing programs, hotels, and retail stores, companies can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for employees and customers alike.

“Periods don’t stop at work, in hotels, or while shopping—so neither should access to menstrual products,

“By working with businesses in multiple industries, we’re making period care part of a company’s commitment to customer experience, employee wellbeing, and gender inclusivity,” added Teo.

With this investment, Enya said the firm is set to redefine period care accessibility across Asia and the Middle East, ensuring menstrual products are not just a consumer choice but a necessity in workplaces, hotels, and retail spaces.

According to the statement, the firm’s menstrual care range is designed to be safe, sustainable, and highly effective.

Unlike conventional products, its offerings are made from organic cotton, which are free from pesticides and synthetic fertilizers, offering a softer, safer, and more breathable experience.

Besides, the products are hypoallergenic and chemical-free with no chlorine, fragrances, or dyes — reducing the risk of irritation or allergic reactions.

The offerings are also highly absorbent and ultra-comfortable as they are designed for all-day protection without compromising comfort.

They are also co-conscious and biodegradable with a sustainable alternative to plastic-heavy disposable products.

Founded with the mission to make high-quality, sustainable period care accessible to all, Enya is a menstrual care brand aims to provide safe, effective, and eco-friendly alternatives to conventional period products.

The firm’s range includes organic cotton pads, liners, and tampons, designed to prioritize comfort, health, and sustainability.

Beyond individual consumers, the firm is working with businesses, workplaces, hospitality groups, and retail brands to ensure period care is recognized as an essential hygiene product.

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