Ledger. Australian venture funding, tracked

Startup · $13.5m raised

FLINTpro

climate and agtech startup

Canberra, ACT

Coverage

Stories naming FLINTpro. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.

Fund close $150m

New $150m fund targets net zero “disruption” start-ups across energy, transport, recycling

Investment firm Pollination has launched a $150m vehicle backing climate and nature start-ups, anchored by a cornerstone commitment from Queensland Investment Corporation, with first investments expected from late 2024.

Fund close

New $150 million venture capital fund to pollinate climate, nature startups

Pollination has rolled out a $150 million fund for environmentally focused startups, anchored by Queensland Investment Corporation, and will begin picking companies late in 2024 across five sectors.

Also AgFunderNews·Startup Daily

28 deals

FUNDED May 2023

Techboard's May 2023 roundup of Australian startup funding: 42 private raises topped by Fleet Space's $50m round, two $40m acquisitions, multiple grants, accelerator intakes, and fund news including GiantLeap's $50m fund raise.

Also Forbes Australia·Startup Daily

12 deals

The Week in AgriFoodTech: Pluton Biosciences bags $16.5m, Babylon Micro-Farms secures funds, José Andrés launches climate institute

Weekly agrifoodtech roundup reporting funding rounds for Pluton Biosciences, FLINTpro, eFishery and others, a first close by Big Idea Ventures' fund, Wicked Kitchen's acquisition of Current Foods, plus partnerships and launches.

Also AgFunderNews·AgFunderNews

7 deals

Seven startups that raised $77.2 million this week (kind of)

Weekly roundup of seven Australian and New Zealand startup raises, headlined by a previously unreported $32 million seed for banking software venture Constantinople, plus new rounds for six other companies.

Also Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Techboard·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·AgFunderNews·Startup News (WA)·Forbes Australia·AgFunderNews

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