Latest Private Equity & Venture Capital News

A Silicon Valley-based growth capital firm has invested $35 million in a company that provides software to support front office functions for law firms.

A global private capital firm is to become the largest shareholer in a power business that provides energy to nearly half-a-million New Zealand homes and businesses.

US firm leads $98 million investment round in Melbourne-based healthcare sector artificial intelligence company.

A Belgian agtech investment firm has led a $30 million investment round in a Queensland company that produces automated agricultural equipment.

Two venture capital firms have led a $2.3 million capital raising round for a start-up that is developing specialised artificial intelligence co-pilot technology.

A family office has taken a substantial stake in a wellness supplements business.

A Perth venture capital firm has led a $3m seed funding round for a Melbourne company that has developed companion robots that have been successfully trialed in care homes.

A Sydney-based company that is targeting dominating production of internet of things (I0T) computer chips has raised an $88 million funding round from global and local investors.

The Victorian state government's $2 billion venture capital fund has invested in a protein enhanced food products company that uses protein processed from crops grown in Victoria.

US technolgy giant NVIDIA has contributed to a $330 million capital raise which will be used to develop a large data centre campus in Tasmania.

An Auckland private capital firm has taken a majority stake in New Zealand's leading e-waste re-cycling company.

Australia's second largest industry super fund has allocated almost $1 billion to a fund that is investing green energy opportunities in Australia and overseas.

A leading venture capital firm has led a $4.2 milion capital raising round for a New Zealand start-up that offers an AI-powered verbal note-taking assistant for financial advisers.

Australian and New Zealand venture firms have backed a New Zealand early-stage company that has developed an artificial intelligence driven software platform that analyses shipping data to identify maritime risks from biosecurity to illiegal fishing.

A private equity firm and other investors are pay $70m to acquire a worksite surveillance technology business.

Early-stage investors have boosted to $3 million, seed funding for a start-up which is developing treatments for degenerative diseases.