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Economic Trends
The Australian economy is low-risk for startups as a result of its stability and steady growth.
Booming Industries in Australia: In Focus
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Financial Services: Online lending platform Propsa raised $25 million in 2017, led by Airtree Ventures. |
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Agriculture: In 2017, global finance and manufacturing companies KPMG, Bosch and Agfunder invested $6.5 million in Tasmanian Agtech startup, The Yield. |
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Energy and Sustainability: In 2017, the Federal Government’s Clean Energy Finance Corporation invested $5 million into electricity grid tech startup, GreenSync, which formed part of their $11.5 million raise. |
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Healthcare and Pharmaceutical: Perth-based medical booking startup, HealthEngine, raised a $26.7 million Series C round from local and international investors. Medtech Sydney startup Saluda Medical raised a $53 million Series D round. |
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This chapter is an extract from LegalVision’s 10 Things To Know Before You Bring Your Startup to Australia Guide. Download the free 31-page manual which includes information on government incentives, economic trends, geographical considerations, building a team, visas, how to protect your brand and how to set up in Australia.
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