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Acre Venture Partners

Disclosed deals

Every published round Acre Venture Partners took part in, and every parcel of existing shares it bought off another holder. Deals we hold but haven't published yet are not counted.

Company	Stage	Announced	Amount	Role	Alongside	Sources
Loam Bio	Series B	13 Feb 2023	$105m	Participant	Lower Carbon Capital Wollemi Capital Main Sequence Ventures Clean Energy Finance Corporation Mike Cannon-Brookes Grok Ventures Horizons Ventures	AgFunderNews (Wed 3 Apr 2024), AgFunderNews (Thu 28 Dec 2023), TechCrunch Australia, SmartCompany (Fri 22 Dec 2023), SmartCompany (Fri 3 Nov 2023), AgFunderNews (Wed 1 Nov 2023), Crunchbase News (Tue 24 Oct 2023), SmartCompany (Wed 18 Oct 2023), SmartCompany (Tue 17 Oct 2023), Crunchbase News (Tue 1 Aug 2023), Startup Daily (Mon 17 Jul 2023), SmartCompany (Thu 18 May 2023), AgFunderNews (Wed 10 May 2023), Startup Daily (Fri 21 Apr 2023), Forbes Australia, Main Sequence, SmartCompany (Fri 17 Feb 2023), SmartCompany (Thu 16 Feb 2023), AgFunderNews (Thu 16 Feb 2023), @AuManufacturing, Virescent Ventures, Startup Daily (Tue 14 Feb 2023), AgFunderNews (Mon 13 Feb 2023), Main Sequence Ventures portfolio
Loam Bio	Series A	28 Oct 2021	$40m	Participant	Marc Benioff TIME Ventures Clean Energy Finance Corporation Main Sequence Ventures Grok Ventures Horizons Ventures Thistledown Capital Virescent Ventures Lower Carbon Capital	Forbes Australia (Sun 11 Dec 2022), Forbes Australia (Wed 30 Nov 2022), @AuManufacturing, Cut Through Venture, SmartCompany, Startup Daily, Virescent Ventures portfolio, AgFunderNews, Virescent Ventures portfolio

Portfolio

Companies Acre Venture Partners has backed in a published round, and companies whose existing shares it bought off another holder.

Company	What it does	First invested	Rounds	Led
Loam Bio		28 Oct 2021, Series A	2	0

Funds

Fund closes reported for Acre Venture Partners, as distinct from the investments it has made.

Fund	Announced	Committed	Target	Close	Sources
No fund closes recorded for Acre Venture Partners yet.

Portfolio companies acquired

Companies Acre Venture Partners has backed that another company then bought. An exit for the holding, not a deal Acre Venture Partners did.

Company	Bought by	Kind	Announced	Price
No portfolio company of Acre Venture Partners is recorded as having been acquired.

Coverage

Stories naming Acre Venture Partners. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.

10 deals

The Week in AgriFoodTech: Restaurant order app me&u bagged $30m, Remilk approved for Israeli markets, biomaterials bonanza

Weekly roundup reporting me&u's Series C, several agrifoodtech fundraises across Europe, Danone's stake in Imagindairy, Remilk's Israeli approval, plus partnerships, launches and layoffs.

Also Forbes Australia·SmartCompany

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Climate change agtech startup Loam raises $105 million Series B

Agtech startup Loam has raised a $105 million Series B co-led by Lowercarbon Capital and Wollemi Capital, following a $40 million Series A, to commercialise its soil-carbon technology.

Startup Daily Tue 14 Feb 2023 Loam Bio Lower Carbon Capital Macquarie Capital Acre Venture Partners Clean Energy Finance Corporation Grok Ventures Horizons Ventures Main Sequence Ventures TIME Ventures Wollemi Capital Guy Hudson Guy Webb Marc Benioff Mike Cannon-Brookes Tegan Nock Tim Bishop

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Ten climate-conscious startups that have raised millions in 2021 so far

A roundup of climate-focused startups that secured investment during 2021, led by Loam Bio's $40 million carbon sequestration round, spanning clean energy, waste, lithium, and plant-based protein companies across Australia and New Zealand.

Also SmartCompany

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Using microbes to accelerate carbon removal – Loam Bio raises AUD $40m Series A

Australian microbial carbon-removal startup Loam Bio raised a $40 million Series A led by TIME Ventures, with CEFC, Main Sequence, Horizons Ventures and others joining; Virescent Ventures says it has invested $5.8 million.

Also Startup Daily·AgFunderNews·SmartCompany·Cut Through Venture·@AuManufacturing·Forbes Australia·Forbes Australia

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