Just over $5 billion in venture capital flowed into Australian start-ups for the 2023 financial year – a significant drop on the near-$11 billion that flowed the previous year. We highlight the 17 companies that banked the lion’s share of that funding.
Since the series tapped the brakes on constructors’ spending in 2021, valuations have been revving up, with Ferrari now worth $3.9 billion and Mercedes hot on its tail.
The world’s richest athletes for 2023 has been revealed, including some of the biggest names from football, the NBA and LIV golf.
As prices continue to tick up in the trophy home market segment, Forbes Australia finds the gap between prestige and trophy is becoming more consistent with the rest of the world.
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We have just witnessed a historic year for Australian venture capital. Here are the companies that received the lion’s share. Key Takeaways In the 2021-22 financial year, 709 deals closed totalling more than $10.55 billion in venture capital Scalapay received the most funding ($565 million) Daniel Petre, founding partner of AirTree, discusses the state of […]
Scalapay Valuation: $1.9 billion Founded: 2019 Founders: Simone Mancini and Johnny Mitrevski Last funding round: $355 million, February 2022 Scalapay is a buy now, pay later company that allows customers to pay in three or four interest-free instalments. It is primarily focused on the Southern European market. Cyara Founded: 2010 Founders: Alok Kulkarni, Luan Tran […]