Startup · $20m raised
Melbourne, VIC
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Bodd raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Blue Sky Capital | Unnamed stage | - |
| Candice Hirons | Unnamed stage · Unnamed stage | - |
| Ellerston Capital | Unnamed stage | - |
| John Gerahty | Unnamed stage | - |
| Ken Loughnan | Unnamed stage | - |
| Liangrove Group | Unnamed stage | - |
| Nick Hirons | Unnamed stage · Unnamed stage | - |
| Peter Leonard | Unnamed stage | - |
| Peter Leonard | Unnamed stage | - |
| Tim Allison | Unnamed stage | - |
| Tim Allison | Unnamed stage · Unnamed stage | - |
Companies Bodd acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Bodd. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Six Australian startups, including Bodd, Hachiko and Cor, collectively secured about $24 million in fresh backing, while seaweed peer Sea Forest floated on the ASX and jumped in early trade.
Weekly funding roundup covering raises by Bodd, Hachiko, Fremantle Seaweed, Cor, Detail Earth and Recovr, plus seaweed peer Sea Forest's ASX float at a $112 million market capitalisation.
Also Startup Daily
Bodd has banked a $15 million round with Blue Sky Capital leading and Ellerston Capital among backers, funding global expansion and a health push; the deal values the body-scanning company at $110 million.
Profile of Bodd, a Melbourne maker of 3D body scanners for uniforms and apparel, covering its Bosch-built hardware, defence and police customers, university ties, scan-based revenues and roughly $8 million raised to date.
Melbourne body-scanning startup Bodd raised $5 million led by Candice and Nick Hirons to expand into North American wellness, fashion and pharmaceutical markets and grow its uniform business.
Melbourne body-scanning startup Bodd is preparing a capital raise to fund global expansion, with William Buck advising, while Bosch manufactures its scanners and uniform and fashion clients deploy the technology.