The new norm? Raising startup money in 2024
ANALYSIS: A look at how VCs and tech companies are matching up this year.
WATCH: NBR senior journalist Will Mace speaks with Calida Stuart-Menteath.
Will Mace
Mon, 04 Mar 2024
Key points
- What's at stake: Kiwi tech and science startups are a potential growth engine for New Zealand Inc.
- Background: They have had a rough time raising capital recently. What does 2024 hold?
- Main players: VC funds, Icehouse Ventures, TIN, startup founders, angel investors, NZGCP, Nicola Willis.
When Shoeshine asks around the venture capital traps as to how the fund raising markets are flowing for tech and science startups, the cliched answer invariably comes back that “good companies” are still getting funded at “good valuations”.
As if to illustrate the point, last week saw
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Will Mace
Mon, 04 Mar 2024
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Key points
- What's at stake: Kiwi tech and science startups are a potential growth engine for New Zealand Inc.
- Background: They have had a rough time raising capital recently. What does 2024 hold?
- Main players: VC funds, Icehouse Ventures, TIN, startup founders, angel investors, NZGCP, Nicola Willis.
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