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Archistar

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

Pre-seed $3.8m

CalcTree secures $3.8 million with first startup investment from Standards Australia

Engineering software startup CalcTree has banked a $3.8 million pre-seed round, drawing backing from the national standards body's investment arm Kungari plus Antler, Suffolk Technologies and Foundamental.

Also Startup Daily·SmartCompany·Forbes Australia

19 deals

Nine Aussie startups that raised $38.3 million this week

Roundup of nine local startups that together banked a combined $38m-plus this week, spanning precision instruments, proptech, adtech, robotics, food, energy storage and AI, with several earlier raises recalled.

Also Australian FinTech·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·AgFunderNews

29 deals

FUNDED JUNE 2022

Techboard's monthly roundup logs June 2022 Australian funding events, including GO1's Series E, Edrolo's Series B, two acquisitions, several new funds reaching closes, and accelerator intake announcements.

Also Techboard

22 deals

Ignition Lane's Weekly Wrap: Tiger is the new Softbank, Accel's 40x, more marketplaces, Zooming into VC

Ignition Lane's weekly column rounds up Australian raises including Octopus Deploy, Neara, Mr Yum and Archistar, ThinkTilt's sale to Atlassian, Latitude's ASX listing, and US moves by Tiger Global, UiPath and Squarespace.

Also Startup Daily

10 deals

The startup funding round: Tech preventing heart failure, the Airbnb of street art, and digital ‘twins’ for infrastructure

A weekly roundup of Australian startup funding: Neara, Archistar, Urban Ethos, ESN Cleer and Book An Artist raise, alongside Mr Yum and Octopus Deploy raises.

Also Startup Daily·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·SmartCompany

10 deals

News vs numbers: What does COVID-19 really mean for startup funding in Australia?

Analysis arguing that despite eye-catching raise headlines during COVID-19, deal counts fell sharply in early 2020, with experts citing portfolio protection, pipeline deals rushing to close, and media amplification.

Also SmartCompany·Startup Daily·SmartCompany

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