Nicholas Sanderson

Cheque-in: 10 ANZ startups raised nearly $193 million this week

Weekly roundup of ten Australian and New Zealand startup raises totalling nearly $194 million, topped by Neara's $90 million round at a $1.1 billion valuation, with Splose, Operata, HAMR Energy and Adora also covered.

AI allied health platform Splose raises $46 million Series A

Splose, an Adelaide maker of practice software for allied-health clinicians, has landed a $46 million Series A from Spectrum Equity and Athletic Ventures to speed product development and push into the UK.

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Investment Notes: Why We Invested in splose

EVP sets out its reasoning for backing splose, an AI-native practice management platform for allied health clinics, citing NDIS-driven admin burdens, customer traction and a planned UK expansion alongside Australia and New Zealand.

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Seven ANZ startups that raised $42.8 million this week

Weekly roundup of seven Australian and New Zealand raises totalling $42.8 million, spanning property-investment AI, workforce credentialing, allied-health practice software, conversation analytics, maths learning games, copper processing and holiday-park bookings.

NDIS startup Splose lands $1.5 million to kick off $3m Series A

Adelaide allied-health software firm Splose has $1.5 million committed toward a $3 million Series A, after a $1 million raise in 2022; several sports and media identities back the company.

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Medtech startup Splose raises $1 million for Allied Health workers to help more people on the NDIS

Adelaide medtech Splose has raised $1 million for its allied health practice management software serving NDIS providers, having earlier received South Australian government funding, and now plans international expansion.

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Stone & Chalk-based Splose raises $1 Million in capital to strengthen NDIS and Allied Health delivery

Splose secured one million Australian dollars to expand its practice management software for allied health providers, aiming to automate administrative tasks and improve NDIS service delivery efficiency.