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VAPAR

AI software for assessing pipe condition from CCTV footage

Sydney, NSW

Coverage

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

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Boosting Female Founders: $11.6 million awarded to 34 businesses in Round 3 grant funding

Round 3 of the Boosting Female Founders Initiative has granted $11.6 million across 34 women-led startups; the article lists each recipient, its project and its grant amount.

Also Women's Agenda·Forbes Australia

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Meet the 34 grant recipients sharing in the $11.6 million Boosting Female Founders Initiative

Round three of a federal grant program backs 34 women-led startups, with individual awards listed from $133,740 to $480,000 drawn from an $11.6 million pool run by DISR.

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Three Aussie startups that raised $36 million this week

Roundup of January raises: Sonder took $16 million in a Series B extension, Ultra Violette landed $15 million from Aria Growth Partners, VAPAR added $5 million; Sonder also named a new chairman.

Also Capital Brief·Startup Daily

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Pipe dreams: VAPAR secures $5 million for its AI sewerage solution

Australian AI software firm VAPAR has secured $5 million in a PureTerra Ventures-led round to fund North American expansion, with Autodesk, Halma, Access Capital, Metagrove and Sprint Ventures also taking part.

Also Business News Australia·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Women's Agenda

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Female-founded VAPAR raises $2.5 million to take on sewage pipelines and storm drains

Pipeline inspection software firm VAPAR, co-founded by Amanda Siqueira and Michelle Aguilar, lands seed backing to expand its AI defect-detection platform overseas, after earlier support from Blackbird Ventures and Startmate.

Also Startup Daily

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VAPAR, the pipeline inspection startup founded by two female engineers, just raised a $2.5 million Seed round

Pipeline inspection software maker VAPAR has secured a seven-figure seed round from four venture backers to grow its team and expand into the United Kingdom and United States markets.

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