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Nevam, a Sydney martech startup, has secured $1.2 million from Techstars Sydney, the Huljich Family Office and other backers to grow its journey-mapping platform after its 2024 accelerator cohort.
Weekly roundup detailing new funding for eight local startups: home lending, document verification, farm water monitoring, alcoholic drinks, freight software, leaf protein, artist content sales and organic bedding, totalling over $36 million.
Bae Juice, a Melbourne maker of Korean pear hangover drinks, banked $1 million from gaming billionaire Laurence Escalante's family office and returning backer Honan Capital, funding local growth and a US push.
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Seven Australian startups together banked over $90 million in the past seven days across venue software, hydrogen aviation, social media, craft brewing, plastics alternatives, aged-care robotics and accountant training.
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Melbourne hangover-prevention drink maker Bae Juice is entering the US through a New York distribution deal, building on an earlier seed raise and a strategic investment from Honan Capital.
Victorian online alcohol seller Hairydog has bought the assets of failed rival BoozeBud out of administration, with a relaunch planned and revenue expected to top $75 million.
Online liquor retailer BoozeBud entered voluntary administration on May 2, with William Buck halting sales and exploring a sale; the article also recalls its earlier ownership changes and other failed delivery startups.