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Three ANZ startups raise US$25.1 million for AI and energy tech
Three ANZ startups, including Cuttable, Syncrowin and SupaHuman, raised US$25.1 million for AI and energy tech.
Three ANZ startups secured US$25.1 million in funding this week for AI and energy technologies. Airtree Ventures led a $20 million Series A for Cuttable, which Sam Kroonenburg says values the Melbourne-founded ad production firm above $142 million. Syncrowin raised $3 million in a pre-seed round led by Collide Capital to optimize heavy industry systems. SupaHuman obtained $2.1 million in Series A funding led by Movac to expand its AI vocational training software.
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Three ANZ startups raise US$25.1 million for AI and energy tech
Three Australia and New Zealand based startups raised a combined $25.1 million this week. Cuttable secured $20 million for its ad-scaling technology, while Syncrowin and SupaHuman raised funds for heavy industry energy efficiency and AI-powered training platforms respectively. The funding reflects continued investor interest in industrial AI and sustainability.