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Angel investor · Chair, Envato

Collis Ta’eed

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Stories naming Collis Ta’eed. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.

Seed $1.3m

Refilled wants to save 100 million plastic bottles from the landfill

Sydney startup Refilled has raised a A$1.3 million seed round, with Melt Ventures leading and Envato's Ta'eed brothers among backers, to scale refill stations that cut single-use plastic; Google is already a customer.

Also Startup Daily·SmartCompany·Forbes Australia

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Four Australian startups that have raised almost $7 million this week

Weekly roundup of Australian raises: Bloom's seed round, Vedi's animal-health funding, Alii's pre-Series A, and Code Like A Girl's government grant, alongside other WiSE grant recipients.

2 deals

Dom Pym and Envato founders back climate investment fintech Bloom in $525,000 Seed round

Brisbane climate investment app Bloom Impact Investing has raised a $525,000 seed round co-led by Dom Pym through his family office Euphemia, with Envato founders Collis and Cyan Ta'eed reinvesting, for a business development hire.

Seed $525k

Ethical investment app Bloom lands $525,000 in seed funding for its anti-greenwashing platform

Fintech startup Bloom Impact Investing has raised a $525,000 seed round led by angel investors Dominic Pym, Collis Ta'eed and Cyan Ta'eed to scale its ethical investment app and grow business development.

Also Startup Daily·Australian FinTech·Women's Agenda

Unnamed stage $1.5m

Small business carbon tracking software startup Trace raises $1.5 million

Carbon accounting platform for small businesses secures a seven-figure round from a broad backer group including a family office and angels, with founders ex-Finder and Macquarie, and an earlier pre-seed recalled.

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Quiet achievers and COVID successes: SmartCompany's 10 startups to watch in 2022

SmartCompany's year-end list profiles ten Australian startups poised for a big 2022, recalling their 2021 raises, crowdfunding campaigns, government grants and accelerator origins, from mtime and Quantum Brilliance to Zoomo and Superhero.

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