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Stories naming Alium Capital. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.

Seed $100k

Steve Smith's $100,000 Koala investment is set to be his highest score as the bedmaker hits the ASX for six

Koala heads to the Australian bourse with a float mixing fresh equity and shareholder sell-downs, while a Test cricketer's decade-old six-figure backing of the furniture startup draws the spotlight.

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3 deals

After Tbh Skincare and Boost Lab merger, York St Brands raises $2 million to launch Bouf

York Street Brands raised $2 million from iPartners and took a $4 million NAB trade facility to launch its third brand Bouf, having formed through the 2023 merger of tbh Skincare and Boost Lab.

Also SmartCompany

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Quantum Brilliance Raises $20M to Scale Diamond Quantum Tech

Diamond quantum hardware maker Quantum Brilliance raised $20 million in Series A funding from Main Sequence, In-Q-Tel and Australian government investors, and won a German agency contract for a mobile quantum computer.

Series B $5m

$5 million Series B sees Boost Lab and tbh Skincare merge to become York Street Brands

Australian skincare brands Boost Lab and tbh Skincare merge into York Street Brands alongside a $5 million Series B led by Alium Capital, with founders taking executive roles. BWX's administration is also noted.

Also SmartCompany

4 deals

Cafe ordering app merges with Sydney courier service

Sydney courier firm Drive Yello and cafe ordering app Hey You have combined as 4You Innovation, aiming to raise funds next year; the piece also recalls past raises and recent collapses among delivery startups.

Also Startup Daily

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Ignition Lane's Great Big Wrap: VCs court cash, an M&A bash & Canva makes a splash

Ignition Lane's weekly tech roundup covering fresh Australian startup raises, new venture funds and closes, a wave of acquisitions, delistings and a liquidation, executive moves, and Canva's product launch.

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Fintech Spriggy banks $35 million series B led by NAB Ventures

Pocket money app Spriggy has secured a $35 million Series B, led by NAB's venture arm alongside Perennial and returning backer Grok, to fund growth including tripling headcount.

Also Startup Daily

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Ignition Lane Weekly Wrap: M&A mania, Tesla trademarks, African fintech, another SoftBank implosion & NFTs explained

Weekly roundup covering ANZ trade sales including A Cloud Guru's multibillion-dollar sale, several Australian raises, Tenacious Ventures' agritech fund close, Xero and Cochlear appointments, and global deals such as Etsy buying Depop.

Also SmartCompany

3 deals

Your 90-second guide to the day in tech

Daily roundup reporting Databricks' billion-dollar Series G, Robinhood's emergency raise during the trading saga, DesignCrowd's $10 million pre-IPO funding, Xinja's wind-up vote, and record Australian venture capital in 2020.

Also Startup Daily

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Ignition Lane’s Weekly Wrap: VC’s $1.6bn year, Christmas collapses, Bassat’s bitcoin bet

Weekly newsletter rounds up venture news: multiple Australian and regional VC fund closes, startup raises including Brighte and Judo, acquisitions of eNett and Sine, neobank collapses, and new revenue-based lenders.

Also Startup Daily·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Australian FinTech·Australian FinTech·TechCrunch Venture

Unnamed stage $5m

Helping companies get scarce tech skills sets start-up on global push

An Australian workforce-training startup has raised five million dollars from local backers including Perennial Value and Alium Capital to develop products and expand into the United States, according to a republished Financial Review report.

Also Perennial Partners portfolio·SmartCompany·ARN (ARNnet)

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