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FUNDED October 2022

Techboard's monthly roundup tallies October 2022 startup funding at $661m across 99 deals, listing megadeals such as Airwallex, acquisitions, Square Peg's $861m fund close and government grants to program operators.

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Female-founded threatened species startup Xylo Systems is one of 8 ventures backed by Investible’s new Climate Tech fund

Investible's Climate Tech Fund reveals its first eight investments, including Xylo Systems, Kite Magnetics and CIM, with $30 million committed toward a $100 million target; Xylo also drew Startmate and Taronga Zoo support.

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Planes, cane, and water-mobiles: Investible backs eight startups in $100 million Climate Tech funding round

Investible names the first eight climate-focused startups receiving investment from its sector fund, which already holds commitments above $30 million, covering aviation, buildings, marine, agriculture, conservation and carbon advisory ventures.

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The final FUNDED for 2021

Techboard's year-end roundup catalogues November funding activity: big raises for Rokt, Harrison.ai and Pet Circle, five acquisitions, Investible's second fund closing at $51.6m, plus a watchlist of companies still seeking capital.

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Australian fintech Emmi secures $3.5m to fund first of its kind global carbon efficiency rating

Australian carbon risk fintech Emmi has raised $3.5 million from Illuminate Financial, Artesian VC and wealthy Australian investors to expand its Global Carbon Efficiency Rating internationally.

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Super funds-backed carbon risk startup Emmi lands high profile company director Catherine Brenner as investor

Carbon risk analytics startup Emmi launched with an undisclosed investment from Catherine Brenner, Tim Samway and Patrick Sieb, who join its board, alongside super funds. Founders Michael Lebbon and Ben McNeil lead the venture.

Here are the 18 startups from Startmate's Summer 2021 program

Startmate's Demo Day unveiled its largest cohort of 18 ANZ startups, and the accelerator also raised a $2 million fund through its mentor network to invest in this intake.