Ledger. Australian venture funding, tracked

Corporate / CVC · 3 deals

SPRIM Global Investments

Venture arm of global life sciences firm SPRIM

Singapore, OS

Coverage

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

7 deals

Five Aussie startups that raised $95.45 million this week

Weekly roundup detailing five Australian raises: Vaxxas' Series D plus debt facility amid executive changes, Skutopia's growth round, Send Payments' backing and CEO change, Apate.ai's seed, and Coursebox's seed.

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Vaccination biotech Vaxxas raises $49 million Series D, cuts C-suite amid broader layoffs

Australian biotech Vaxxas secured a Series D plus a debt facility while overhauling leadership: a new chair, founding CEO shifting to an advisory role, and CFO made redundant amid job cuts.

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Series D+ ~$90m

Vaxxas secures ~A$90 million in funding to commercialise needle-free vaccination delivery technology

Vaxxas announced a roughly A$90m financing — Series D equity led by SPRIM Global Investments plus debt — to advance its needle-free vaccine patch, alongside leadership changes including a new chair.

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Four Aussie startups that have raised $94.5 million already in January

Roundup of January 2024 funding: Futurerent, Prota Therapeutics, National Renewable Network and Getmee together secured $94.5 million across debt, equity and a government grant, with investor details for each deal.

Series A $32m

Allergies biotech startup Prota Therapeutics innoculated with $32 million in Series A1 raise

Prota Therapeutics, a Melbourne biotech, has secured $32 million in equity and debt ahead of a Phase 3 trial of its peanut allergy therapy, with Singapore's SPRIM Global Investments leading the round.

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