Startup · $5.2m raised · AI
Programs: ANDHealth (ANDHealth+) · Brandon BioCatalyst (CUREator+) · CUREator+ (CUREator+)
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round WeGuide raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Brandon BioCatalyst | Accelerator · Grant | - |
| CUREator+ | Accelerator · Grant | - |
| Medical Research Future Fund | Grant | - |
Companies WeGuide acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming WeGuide. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Six Australian health tech startups received non-dilutive grants totaling $13.5 million from the government-backed CUREator+ program to accelerate commercialisation of medical innovations.
Six Australian biomedical and health ventures receive a combined $13.5 million in non-dilutive grants through round two of the CUREator+ commercialisation program operated by Brandon BioCatalyst and backed by the Medical Research Future Fund.
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Six Australian health tech startups received a combined $13.5 million in non-dilutive funding from the CUREator+ program, supported by the Australian Government.
CUREator+ granted thirteen point five million dollars in non-dilutive funding to six Australian health tech startups to support commercialisation of medical innovations.
Profile of doctor-led angel syndicate Australian Medical Angels covering LaunchVic grants, $300,000 toward a new venture fund, a clinician pre-accelerator, and investments including WeGuide and Coviu.
Roundup of seven Australian startups landing fresh capital and grants: Gaia EnviroTech's $4.3 million deal with RFM, four medtechs sharing $3.25 million via ANDHealth+, Q-CTRL's UK quantum prize, and CarbonHQ's $600,000 pre-seed.
Four Australian medtech companies have received a share of $3.25 million through the ANDHealth+ program, with the money aimed at clinical milestones and global expansion.
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Three Victorian startups completed the first CivVic Labs accelerator cohort, each receiving a $150,000 grant from the Better Care Victoria Innovation Fund and contracts to build prototypes with health and transport agencies.
LaunchVic's CivVic Labs accelerator graduates its first cohort: Sky Ledge, WeGuide and Envision Systems unveiled government-focused projects, with agency contracts for up to $150,000 each still pending.