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Four Aussie startups that raised $38.4 million this week

Weekly roundup covering fresh raises by four Australian startups: Ignition's banking facility, HEO Robotics' Series A, Laronix's seed round and Haast's pre-seed, plus a past ACT grant.

Also Australian FinTech·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Forbes Australia·Wholesale Investor

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Alternative liquidity investor SecondQuarter raises $83 million for 2nd fund backed by Andrew Forrest, Sam Kroonenburg & Dom Pym

Secondaries fund SecondQuarter has reached an $83m first close on its second vehicle, aiming past $100m, with founder-angels and Minderoo among new backers; its portfolio includes past sales of ActivePipe and A Cloud Guru.

Also Techboard·Startup Daily

Pre-seed

Investment Notes: Medoo

AfterWork Ventures explains why it led coaching-software startup Medoo's pre-seed round, profiling its two founders' operating backgrounds and arguing workplace trends will drive adoption of coaching tools.

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Small business expenses startup DiviPay banks $20 million Series A for offshore ambitions

Sydney spend-management startup DiviPay has secured a $20 million Series A to drive international expansion, product development and team growth, backed by Global Founders Capital, Rapyd Ventures and individual investors.

Also Australian FinTech·SmartCompany

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Ten Aussie startups that raised a total of $267 million this week

Weekly roundup of Australian startup raises, including Airwallex's Series E extension, Fleet Space's Series B and Montu's record crowdfunding, plus Giant Leap raising $19.5 million toward a $50 million second fund.

Also SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Business News Australia·startupscaleup.com.au·SmartCompany

Series B $26m

An MYOB co-founder just backed a $26 million Series B for an accountancy software startup

Cloud practice-management software firm Practice Ignition has raised a $26 million Series B led by Tiger Global, with MYOB co-founder Craig Winkler and Right Click Capital also investing, to grow its team and global client base.

Also Startup Daily·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Australian FinTech

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