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Colleen Hagerty | Popular Science - Vimarsana News

Colleen Hagerty | Popular Science

Colleen Hagerty is an independent journalist specializing in covering disasters, climate change, technology, and politics. She’s been writing about technology for Popular Science since 2021.

Source: popsci.com
Cut Through Venture figures reveal funding slump, with VC deals back to 2019 levels - Vimarsana News

Cut Through Venture figures reveal funding slump, with VC deals back to 2019 levels

The latest figures on Australian tech start-up funding show only $661 million was raised in the first three months of 2023, a huge drop on the previous quarter.

Source: afr.com
Start-up investors dig in as valuations tumble - Vimarsana News

Start-up investors dig in as valuations tumble

More than a third of Australian start-up investors reported at least one portfolio company collapsing in 2022, while valuations fell by an average of 29 per cent.

Source: afr.com
KPMG and Techboard data suggest Australian start-ups are in for a rough 2023 - Vimarsana News

KPMG and Techboard data suggest Australian start-ups are in for a rough 2023

New data from KPMG and Techboard suggest Australian start-ups fared better than their global counterparts in 2022, but no one is expecting a market bounce back in 2023.

Source: afr.com
Square Peg, Wellington double down on Aussie tech star Rokt, as valuation swells by $750m ahead of Nasdaq IPO - Vimarsana News

Square Peg, Wellington double down on Aussie tech star Rokt, as valuation swells by $750m 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