Three Aussie startups that raised $36 million this week
January continues to be a strong one for startup raises, with VC cash being injected into skincare, deep tech and workplace wellness.
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January continues to be a strong one for startup raises, with VC cash being injected into skincare, deep tech and workplace wellness.
Australian startup VAPAR has raised $5 million to fuel its AI-powered water and sewerage pipeline maintenance software.
Here’s a recap of recent funding developments from Australia, India, the US and beyond.
This week's startup raised from $500,000 to more than $109 million, with many in between. Take a look at the startups with fresh funding.
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