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Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Hall Chadwick raised.
Companies Hall Chadwick acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| David Kenney | Partner | Startup Daily |
| Kathleen Vouris | Administrator | SmartCompany |
| Steven Gladman | Partner | ARN (ARNnet) |
Stories naming Hall Chadwick. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Womenswear label Proud Poppy will leave voluntary administration with control returning to founder Tara McKeon after creditors approved a deed of company arrangement; four stores closed during the process.
Proud Poppy Clothing entered voluntary administration in early August; administrators Hall Chadwick have since shut another store while the womenswear label keeps trading, with pop-up shops planned for Canberra and Adelaide.
Our Cow, a NSW meat subscription business, bought the brand, app and customer database of collapsed grocery delivery startup Voly; the article also recalls Voly's seed raise and Our Cow's crowdfunding round.
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Yamaha's venture arm leads an $11m raise for agtech startup The Yield, while Sydney home-loan fintech Verteva lands a $33m Series A; plus Twitter's Covid warning labels and Sidewalk Labs dropping its Toronto project.
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Administrators from Hall Chadwick have been appointed to Perth satellite IoT firm Sky and Space Global and are reviewing whether the business can be recapitalised, after a failed shareholder capital raise attempt.
Salesforce partner Arxxus has entered administration owing creditors, including Salesforce Ventures and the tax office, more than $5.4 million, with liquidation likely; most local staff were let go and its app is being sold.
Salesforce partner Arxxus Technology Partners has entered administration after a decade, with DXC offering roles to surviving technical staff; the article also recalls earlier Salesforce funding injections into the company.
Also ARN (ARNnet)