Startups

We've counted three local and two Kiwi startups that raised millions this week, including Hapana, Kinoxis Therapeutics, aglow, Appetise and Bike Matrix.

Over the years, Dickie Currer has watched hundreds of founders take the stage and pitch their ideas, as a judge, audience member or host. Here are his five golden rules to get your startup pitch-ready.

What makes a winning pitch? Founders Amy Benson and Nikki Tugano share their top tips for pitching to investors.

Australian biomanufacturing startup Cauldrom Ferm has secured $4.3 million in the first round of Industry Growth Program funding, helping the operation scale its signature 'hyper-fermentation' system.

Keep reading to learn more about seven startups that collectively have raised $45.6 million in the past two weeks.

Disability tech accelerator Remarkable has announced a mix of Australian and international startups for its 2024 cohort.

Melbourne-based startup Eyeonic that uses artificial intelligence to enable home glaucoma testing on laptop or tablet screens has finalised its oversubscribed $2.6 million seed round raise.

Graceview has landed $1.5 million for its AI compliance platform and has its eyes set on expanding across Europe and Asia.

Learn more about two Australian startups, InvestorHub and Monty Compost, that collectively raised $5 million this week.

Canva has revealed plans to acquire hotshot Australian AI startup, Leonardo.Ai in a bid to strengthen its suite of visual AI tools.

Rampersand partner Andrew Poesaste says while the initial hype was deafening, there are signs it's fading. The question now is: can high-flying AI startups translate early promise into long-term success?

Learn more about three Australian startups that together raised $9.7 million in new funding this week.