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Pacific Channel

Melbourne, VIC

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Eight ANZ startups that raised $102 million this fortnight

Roundup of eight Australian and New Zealand startups whose late-July funding totals $102 million across space capsules, medical devices, livestock breath analysis, sports analytics and AI crop forecasting.

Unnamed stage $6.8m

Australian medtech Navi raises $A6.8 million to commercialise breakthrough paediatric technology in the US

Melbourne and Boston medical device firm Navi Medical Technologies has closed a 6.8 million dollar round led by KP Rx to commercialise its neonatal catheter technology in the United States.

Also Startup Daily·navitechnologies.com·meditechtoday.com·PR Newswire·vir.com.vn·SmartCompany·raising.fi·finsmes.com·finance.yahoo.com·Startup Daily·bushletter.com·medicalbuyer.co.in

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Cheque-in: 10 ANZ startups raised nearly $193 million this week

Weekly roundup of ten Australian and New Zealand startup raises totalling nearly $194 million, topped by Neara's $90 million round at a $1.1 billion valuation, with Splose, Operata, HAMR Energy and Adora also covered.

Unnamed stage $9m

Green Gravity, which is turning old mineshafts into energy storage, raises $9 million

Wollongong energy storage venture Green Gravity has secured $9 million from HMC Capital, BlueScopeX, Pacific Channel and SCAP H to advance testing of its system that repurposes disused mineshafts for gravitational energy storage.

Also RenewEconomy

News

Alibaba and Pacific Century Group-Backed Private Equity Unicorns Fund Focusing on Chinese and Southeast Asian Pre-IPO Opportunities | Targets Double-Digit Returns | Raised $300M+ to Date

Wholesale Investor profiles Altive's Unicorns Fund, a closed-end private equity vehicle backed by Alibaba and Pacific Century Group, opening pre-IPO technology opportunities to Australian investors, with a team drawn from Goldman Sachs and Macquarie.

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