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Mixed martial arts brand Wimp 2 Warrior lands $7.5 million to digitise its gym program Simon Thomsen - July 4, 2021 2 MIN READ Photo: AdobeStock Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) program Wimp 2 Warrior has raised $7.5 million to go digital. The raise was backed by the News Corp Scaleup Media Fund, Mark Bouris, the Smorgon family’s Sandbar Investments, Altor Capital, Shaw & Partners, and Lucerne Investment Partners. The venture last raised $2 million two years ago from ex-MLC CEO Geoff Lloyd, former Foxtel boss Richard Freudenstein, Village Roadshow’s Graham Burke, and Origin Energy CEO Frank...

HowToo co-founders Lisa Vincent and Jenny Barltrop. Source: supplied. This week it was all blasting off in the Aussie space startup scene, with Gilmour Space securing a huge $61 million cash injection, and startup Spiral Blue launching its space computers into orbit aboard Richard Brandon’s maiden satellite taxi service. Closer to Earth, we saw student-focused fintech close its equity crowdfunding campaign, pocketing $1.15 million, while hypnosis healthtech startup Mindset Health secured $6.7 million. There was also yet more new funding made available for early-stage startups, with music b...

Mixed martial arts (MMA) gym tech company Wimp 2 Warrior (W2W) has hired James Fleet as its first CTO, following an an oversubscribed $7.5 million fun...

Long Lost Small Caps Seeing The Light Three small cap ASX plodders now positioning for the home straight By Tim Boreham, Editor, The New Criterion Almost every small-cap investor knows the pain of investing in the next big thing, only to find their stock remains resolutely that: a small cap. Or even worse, the company ceases to be altogether, providing fodder for the ever-booming insolvency industry. Even more annoying is the regret of investors losing patience with a serial plodder, only for the company to come good after they’ve sold out. So in the June tax selling period, we highlight th...

Here are three industrial stalwarts that have long lost the patience of investors but look to be coming good.