Green Street News features Taronga Group's latest program - Asset Impact
Taronga Group's RealTechX arm has chosen twelve startups from Australia and abroad for its 2026 Asset Impact program, pairing them with institutional real asset owners.
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Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Dexus raised.
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| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Elana Rubin AM | Non-executive Director | Australian FinTech |
Stories naming Dexus. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Taronga Group's RealTechX arm has chosen twelve startups from Australia and abroad for its 2026 Asset Impact program, pairing them with institutional real asset owners.
Taronga Group names twelve global startups for its 2026 Asset Impact innovation program, covering power, advanced materials and operations, working with corporate partners including Dexus and Frasers Property.
Payments company Airwallex has brought in a new independent chair for its Australian board and added a former New Zealand prime minister as a director; he already leads its NZ board.
Airwallex has appointed Elana Rubin AM to chair its Australian board and former New Zealand prime minister Sir Bill English as a director there, with both roles starting immediately; their other board roles are listed.
Property manager Corval has agreed to buy a Brisbane office tower from a Cromwell-run fund at a large discount, and is courting investors for equity in the vehicle holding it.
Corval is raising a second urban logistics fund with A$50m committed, and has closed an office vehicle above target after buying seven Brisbane Technology Park buildings from a Dexus fund.
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Twelve companies, among them the Australian startups Cerclos, Everty and Sapien Cyber, have been selected for Taronga Ventures' 2023 ESG Impact program, chosen from more than 310 applicants worldwide.
OIF's blog republishes an AFR report: Inspace has banked a $6 million round backed by B Capital and OIF, plans AI features and US growth, while proptech peers :Different and Yabonza have failed.
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Taronga Ventures' ESG Impact program has picked twelve startups for its 2022 intake from more than 220 applications, with Australian companies Bardee, BindiMaps and SiteHive among those chosen to advance sustainability in property.
Virtual inspection platform Inspace has secured A$4 million in fresh capital, with Our Innovation Fund leading the round alongside Leigh Jasper, Investible and Artesian. OIF partner Geoff Levy joins the board.
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