CEO, EVOS Energy
Stories naming Marcelo Salgado. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
The EV charger maker has banked $4 million from earlier backers and now hopes to attract further investment to expand sales and manufacturing.
EVOS, a Brisbane EV charging startup, has secured $4 million from existing backers as the opening slice of a planned $10 million Series B; its three founders previously worked at failed charger maker Tritium.
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Brisbane EV charging maker EVOS Energy receives Queensland government backing to take its chargers into India; the profile also recalls its $5 million Series A and traces its growth.
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Australian manufacturing roundup: IDT Australia's shareholder raise, EV charger rollouts, a mining equipment hire, a plastics recycling plant completion, research collaborations and government funding moves.
Weekly roundup detailing nine Australian startup funding rounds totalling $107.35 million, spanning pet e-commerce, quantum sensors, proptech, agtech, EV charging, sailing apparel, marketing tools, consumer goods and pregnancy wearables.
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Brisbane EV charging manufacturer EVOS completed a $5 million funding round backed by existing investors, following a $1.7 million seed round two years earlier, with a new home charger launching in July.
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Weekly roundup reporting Butn's ASX listing, Cicada Innovations' renewed health-sector partnership, and fresh raises by Kāhu, FL0, Lyka, Sourse AI and Evos.
Brisbane EV charging startup EVOS, founded by three ex-Tritium staff, raised $1.7 million in seed funding from Autostrada and an unnamed ASX-listed firm to develop chargers and energy software and hire nine engineers.
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