Tag: Australian startups
Australia continues to build its billion dollar businesses despite political headwinds, says StartupAUS’ Crossroads...
Australia continues to build on the fundamentals to support a thriving homegrown startup ecosystem, with a rapidly growing cohort of $100 million+ companies and the average Series A (later stage funding round) almost doubling in size since 2015, according to Crossroads 2020
Venture capital investment in Aussie startups has hit a new high of US$1.23 billion
Venture capital (VC) invested in Australian startups hit a record US$1.23 billion in the 2018/19 financial year, according to Venture Pulse Q2...
Are you Australia’s most innovative startup? Investible is looking for you to represent the...
Over the month of May, Investible will hold seven pitch battles across Australia and Southeast Asia, to find the most innovative startups...
Are you a green entrepreneur in Queensland? The largest climate change business ideas competition...
Climate-KIC Australia recently launched the Australian 2019 edition of the world’s largest global Green Business Ideas Competition,ClimateLaunchpad, hosted in Brisbane by Australia's...
Venture studio BlueChilli has opened applications for the tech accelerator designed specifically for female-led...
Australian venture studio and innovation group BlueChilli has opened applications for round three of its award-winning SheStarts program, the country’s...
How come VC funding is slowing despite the rise of Aussie start-ups and entrepreneurs?
It’s a surprise that The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science’s FY18 Early Stage Venture Capital Limited Partnerships (ESVCLP) report has shown a decline in growth rates of new investments made by venture capital funds across Australia.
Australian startups and young tech companies secured over $1 billion in funding in the...
During the December Quarter 2018 Australian Startups and young tech companies received $1.066B in funding. The December quarter was strong in general with a small reduction in funding from the September Q 2018
KPMG: VC investment in Aussie startups hit a record high of US$899 million in...
Venture capital (VC) invested in Australia hit a record US$899 mil in 2018, up from US$659.9 mil in 2017, according to Venture Pulse Q4 2018, the quarterly global VC trends report published by KPMG.
Australia’s largest startup survey reveals first slump in startup business numbers in 4 years
12.5% fewer startups were active in 2018 than in 2017, in a result compiled in collaboration with world-leading data analysis organisation Data61.
From a side project to a business in 150 countries – the two entrepreneurs...
Kremer and Khan believe that by utilising marketing initiatives well, it can raise brand awareness and result in a steady flow of business leads. They share their top five tips on how to grow startups to a global scale.
From toolmaker to entrepreneur and investor: 5 lessons I learnt along the journey
It is my personal mission to help educate business owners, managers and marketers globally on digital and social media marketing, helping them make educated decisions when either employing an internal resource or engaging a 3rd party agency.
The latest Startup Muster survey shows the opportunities, progress and challenges in Australia’s startup...
We trust this report will improve the understanding of not just our current ecosystem, but also those that will help build our future ecosystem.
Aussie startups more quickly becoming global scale-ups thanks to this startup stack
Startups today are no longer reinventing the wheel. Given that they’re often nimble innovators themselves, startups are trusting other startups with handling some of the most fundamental parts of their business.
Aussie start-up organisations unite to respond to review of the R&D Tax Incentive
StartupAUS, supported by FinTech Australia, StartupWA, StartupTas, TechSydney, Startup Adelaide and Startup Victoria, proposes recommendations to the Federal Government review that would see the scheme enhance its investment in innovative, high-growth businesses.
Wanna sell across the ocean? 4 things to do if you want to launch...
Given the wealth of innovation here, it’s no surprise that that 38 percent of cash-generating Australian startups already have export revenue. But for that other 62 percent to really thrive, they’re going to need sell across the Indian Ocean.
These two health start-ups will represent Australia at one of the world’s largest venture...
Two emerging Australian startups will have the opportunity to pitch at one of the world’s largest venture capital events after taking home the top two spots in the OTEC APAC 2016 Phoenix Pitch Competition.
