Startup

Zoom2u

Pyrmont, NSW

Investor	Rounds	Invested
SmartCompany	Accelerator	-

What Zoom2u bought

Companies Zoom2u acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.

Company	Kind	Announced	Price	Sources
Zoom2u is not recorded as having acquired anything.

Name	Role	Sources
Steve Orenstein	CEO · Founder	SmartCompany (12 Apr 2023), SmartCompany (16 Nov 2022), SmartCompany (8 Jul 2022)

Coverage

Stories naming Zoom2u. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.

7 deals

The Week in AgriFoodTech: Chromologics raises $7.5m, Next Gen Foods dabbles in alt-dairy, Amazon shutters Go stores

Weekly roundup of agrifoodtech news: funding for Chromologics, BelliWelli, Hectare and others, acquisitions by Next Gen Foods and Pessl Instruments, product launches, and Australian cultivated meat firm Vow beginning its regulatory process.

AgFunderNews 9 Mar 2023 Hectre Amazon Bayer Food Standards Australia New Zealand Hershey Impossible Foods Next Gen Foods Swiggy Vow Zoom2u Doehler Planet

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Funding announcement

28. Zoom2u Technologies

Smart50 Awards 2022 profile ranking Zoom2u Technologies 28th; the delivery marketplace founded by Steve Orenstein grew revenue 47% to $4.13 million and listed in 2021, after placing 41st in the 2021 awards.

SmartCompany 16 Nov 2022 Zoom2u SmartCompany Uber Steve Orenstein

2 deals

Zero Co, Ofload and Mad Paws: The startup winners of the 2022 Smart50 awards

SmartCompany names its 2022 Smart50 winners: July tops the list, Ofload ranks second after a $60 million raise, and Mad Paws, Zero Co, Code Like a Girl and Hero Packaging take out category awards.

SmartCompany 16 Nov 2022 Code Like a Girl Hero Packaging InstantScripts July LiveTiles Mad Paws Mr Yum Ofload Tank Stream Labs Zero Co Zoom2u Google Kickstarter SmartCompany Mike Smith

Exit / M&A

Does Milkrun have what it takes to outrun Woolworths’ one-hour delivery?

Opinion analysis arguing Woolworths' Metro60 one-hour grocery service threatens venture-backed rapid delivery startups, citing SEND's shutdown, VOLY's staff cuts and Milkrun's funding reliance as evidence the 15-minute model is unsustainable in Australia.

SmartCompany 8 Jul 2022 Deliveroo Foodora Koala Milkrun Send UberEats Voly Woolworths Zoom2u Dany Milham Steve Orenstein

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