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Crunchbase Predicts: 15 Companies That Could Go Public In 2026 As The IPO Market Gains Momentum

Crunchbase's 2026 forecast lists fifteen late-stage companies it deems probable or very likely IPO candidates, profiling each with past raises, valuations and secondary sales; Australia's Canva makes the list.

Unnamed stage $1.5m

Two Aussie AI startups pitched to 500 Silicon Valley investors – we were there

Recap of Australian startups Adiona and Deeligence pitching at a global startup competition in San Francisco; the million-dollar investment prize went to a US battery company, but both gained customers and investor contacts.

Funding announcement

AI-powered fleet logistics startup Adiona Tech drives away with Startup World Cup Sydney win

Fleet-logistics software firm Adiona Tech won the Sydney pitch competition and heads to the San Francisco finale vying for a US$1 million investment prize; Telstra and Third Sphere previously backed the company.

Series A $10m

Proptech CIM raises $10 million Series A

Proptech CIM has raised a $10 million Series A led by Five V Capital, with Carthona Capital and property executives participating, valuing it above $100 million to fund expansion into Asia and North America.

Also SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Techboard·Techboard

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Ignition Lane's Weekly Wrap: The Great Reengagement, backing Web3, riding the markets & the big local raises

Ignition Lane's weekly tech roundup: AirTree raises $700m across three new funds, dozens of Australian startups announce rounds, a wave of acquisitions including Block completing its Afterpay buy, plus Web3 commentary and US market moves.

Also SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Startup Daily

Series A $13.2m

Queensland startup Clipchamp, the ‘Canva of video’, sells to Microsoft

Microsoft is acquiring Queensland video startup Clipchamp, which raised a $13.2 million Series A in 2020; CEO and co-founder Alexander Dreiling announced the sale, with investor Steve Baxter calling the company Canva for video.

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