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Square Peg, Wellington double down on Aussie tech star Rokt, as valuation swells by $US750m ahead of Nasdaq IPO - Vimarsana News

Square Peg, Wellington double down on Aussie tech star Rokt, as valuation swells by $US750m ahead of Nasdaq IPO

Some early investors and employees have sold shares in Bruce Buchanan’s e-commerce technology company Rokt, with the round valuing the company at $US2.4 billion.

Source: afr.com
Hunting unicorns: AirTree, Blackbird and Folklore partners share what it takes to be a VC - Vimarsana News

Hunting unicorns: AirTree, Blackbird and Folklore partners share what it takes to be a VC

To be a good venture capitalist, you need a handful of things - curiosity, business experience, ambition, a reliable intuition and a bit of luck.

Source: afr.com
Eucalyptus' Tim Doyle, Wyre's Michael Dunworth, Canceraid's Raghav Murali-Ganesh on the Australian tech wreck of 2022 - Vimarsana News

Eucalyptus' Tim Doyle, Wyre's Michael Dunworth, Canceraid's Raghav Murali-Ganesh on the Australian tech wreck of 2022

It’s all about survival of the quickest in a year that has been quite the ride for tech founders whose wealth has plummeted. But there are new signs of life.

Source: afr.com
Start-up capital: Dearth of late-stage deals slashes VC investment values - Vimarsana News

Start-up capital: Dearth of late-stage deals slashes VC investment values

For the second month in a row, less than $230 million has been invested in Australian start-ups by VCs, but AirTree’s James Cameron says 2021 was the anomaly.

Source: afr.com
What next for tech? VC investment levels offer some clues - Vimarsana News

What next for tech? VC investment levels offer some clues

The tech market has taken a bath globally, but Aussie VC investors have largely kept up the funding in the first half, but they say quieter times are coming.

Source: afr.com