Posts tagged "aussie startups"

Byron Bay-based Subpod has completed a hefty $700,000 equity raise after a bonza year for the composting technology startup that saw more than $6 million in sales across 26 countries.

For startups looking to follow in the footsteps of Australia’s unicorns, there are five ingredients crucial to success. 

Despite the many unfortunate cases of layoffs and closures, it turns out there is still cash around in the tech investment scene.

Rob Hango-Zada says that he and his co-founder William On are often asked what their exit strategy for Shippit is. His answer is that they don't have one, because they're "having too much fun solving the problem".

Liquor Loot founder Joel Hauer says crowdfunding is a way for fans of a brand to, quite literally, have a sense of brand ownership.

The company says its stretch wrap is made from potato waste and performs the same as conventional plastic wraps, but is 100% compostable, and breaks down in less than 180 days.

Australia's tech scaleups and ASX-listed tech brands are limiting their potential for success by prioritising product and function rather than building brands that connect with people.

Good & Fugly was launched two years ago as a social enterprise to collect produce that would otherwise go to waste, selling it directly to consumers, usually on a subscription basis.

Climate startup Reask employs machine learning to help insurance companies understand the risks posed by climate change, and how to price it.

Cyara's US$350 million ($495.2 million) funding round is part of a broader narrative putting local tech companies on the global map.

We're coming towards the end of what has surely been the biggest year in startup funding on record in Australia, and this week's funding news spans e-commerce, fintech, logistics and bot-fighting.

Aussie startup JigSpace has raised $6 million in Series A funding to continue the momentum of its COVID-19 growth trajectory and take its augmented reality presentation tech global.