Posts tagged "raising capital"

Having graduated from kids’ parties to wine tours, experience startup AmazingCo is already a business on the move, but having raised $2.3 million in seed funding, co-founder Silvia Hope says it’s ready to go global.

Brighte has closed its $18.5 million Series B funding round, and founder and chief executive Katherine McConnell says the energy financing startup’s string of successes have come from a lot of networking, and a little patience.

Sydney-based property management startup MadeComfy has raised $6 million in its latest funding round.

Singaporean e-commerce startup Carousell has raised US $85 million (AUD $112.4 million) in what has been called the largest series C funding round in the classified space, regionally.

Athena, a cloud-based digital home-loan startup, has raised $15 million in Series A funding ahead of its launch next month, and co-founder Nathan Walsh says it couldn’t have got to this point without its crack team.

Australian crowdsourcing platform Snooper has raised $1 million in funding as it looks to break into overseas markets.

The funding round…

Australian payments and rewards startup Cashrewards has successfully locked in a $5.25 million capital raise from Silicon Valley fund Partners for Growth after running bootstrapped for four years.

Gold Coast talent platform startup BenchOn has completed a $650,000 capital raise from angel investors and high net worth individuals to help grow the company’s team and deliver on a national marketing strategy.

Fundraising is a key focus for all startups. But this Australian recruitment startup chose to do it without handing over equity to a venture capital fund.

Gender equality recruitment startup WORK180 has secured $1 million in funding, in a seed funding round led by Atlassian co-founder Scott Farquhar’s private investment firm, Skip Capital.

Digital healthcare startup Tyde has secured $3 million in Series A funding from an array of high net-worth and institutional investors to prepare the company’s app for an influx of Australians using it to monitor their health records

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.