Posts tagged "Capital Raise"

San Francisco-based but Adelaide-founded startup HappyCo has completed a $US10.8 million ($14 million) Series A funding round led by Australian investors, as the proptech startup looks to bring its research and development efforts back to Adelaide.

The bid by Aussie startup MOVUS to capture the “unsexy” side of Internet of Things and artificial intelligence technology has struck a chord with some of Australia’s biggest investing names, who have parted with $4.8 million to help propel the startup to international growth.

Payments startup QPay wants to be the challenger bank for millennials — and the founders reckon they’ll be first to the punch.

Australian startup Daisee is stepping closer to its goal of “democratising artificial intelligence” after a recently closing an $8.8 million Series A funding round, despite only launching in August last year.

Adelaide-based nanosatellites startup Myriota has finalised a $US15 million ($19.4 million) Series A capital raise backed by Boeing and Blue Sky Ventures, continuing a wave of interest and investment in Aussie spacetech startups.

After closing an $8 million Series B from industry heavyweights such as SEEK and OneVentures, the founder of Aussie startup Employment Hero recommends other founders always close deals “on your own terms”.

An Aussie startup offering a corporate-focused alternative to ride-sharing providers such as Uber and Taxify has announced it will undergo a…

Sydney on-demand courier startup Go People has closed a $3 million capital raise as the demand caused by e-commerce giant Amazon has swept t…

After raising $1 million from an array of investors, the co-founder of freight forwarding digital marketplace startup Mizzen Group believes …

Australia’s first startup to roll out an equity crowdfunding campaign has seen an overwhelming response, raising $500,000 in less than 24 …

By all reports, 2017 has been a hell of a year for Australian startups. We’ve seen more money flow into the sector than ever before, startup…

For Melbourne entrepreneur William Strange, the most valuable experience he’s received as a startup founder wasn’t found at a startup at…