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Capital directed at health innovations
Our Health Impact Fund invests across two distinct categories — established companies and high-growth startups prior to Series A.
Together We Rise
Super App
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Travel experience, focused on simplifying the booking journey.
App
02
Veolia energy efficiency assessment app.
MediaTech
03
Online rural classifieds and marketplace.
App
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Children’s video and song app.
Trusted by founders, teams, and innovators across industries
We have worked with Hemant for the last 12 months on a series of critical website projects covering our Loyalty Programs. This collaboration has been essential in achieving our goals and objectives. We have set challenging technical, design and time frame objectives. The flexibility that the technical team brought to the relationship ensured we did not stall on delivery.
Vice President IT, Accor Asia Pacific
Veolia engaged Hemant to design an app for our Energy Efficiency Quick Audit. It was done professionally within our budget and time frame. I am happy with the support and performance of Hemant’s team of programmers.
Energy Engineering Manager
Appcurate is one of the most developer-friendly environments I’ve worked with. They prioritize smart architecture, scalable solutions, and clean development practices. Feedback loops are fast, constructive, and always aligned with user outcomes.
Technical Director
Australian fund managers and syndicates raise capital through structures such as a VCLP, ESVCLP or unit trust, operate under an AFSL, and must meet LP compliance obligations including KYC, AML and DDO before accepting investor capital.
A typical Australian capital raise needs a pitch deck, a data room, a term sheet, an investment instrument (SAFE, convertible note or share subscription agreement), a shareholders' agreement and an up-to-date cap table.
Australian startups are typically funded by a mix of government grants, angel investors, venture capital, venture debt and, at scale, growth equity or corporate VC. The right source depends on stage, traction and how much dilution a founder will accept.
A term sheet is easy to compare on paper; a working relationship is not. The founders who get the most out of their investors treat the selection process with the same seriousness investors apply to due diligence
