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Equitise

http://www.equitise.com/
Last activity: 02.05.2024
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Equitise is Australia's Leading Equity Crowdfunding Platform.

Equity crowdfunding for everyday Australians became legal in January 2018. This means any Australian resident over the age of 18 can invest in exciting startups and early stage companies from as little as $50.

We were one of the first platforms to receive our license and launched Australia's first ever equity crowdfund that same day.

Equitise is backed by the best financial investors in Australia and New Zealand: Investec, AWI, H2 Ventures, Tank Stream Ventures, BridgeLane Capital and well-known Angels.

Equitise has offices in both Sydney and Auckland.
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Location: Australia, New South Wales, Sydney
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +61 2 9119 0585
Founded date: 2014

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02.05.2024Go for gold: Sydney sailing brand Zhik named as official 2024 Olympics apparel supplierLeft: Zhik CEO Mat Belcher (R) and Will Ryan during the Tokyo Olympics. Right: Zhik CEO Mat Belcher (R) after winning Gold at Tokyo Olympics with Coach Victor Kovalenko (middle) and crew Will Ryan (L). Source: Sailing Energy. article-articl...
18.03.2024Fractel's Raises Over $530,000 Through Equity Crowdfunding Campaign Thanks to Community SupportFractel Co Owners, Matt Niutta and Mathew Lionnet Fractel nears $750K goal in equity crowdfunding, uniting over 300 investors in sustainable sportswear innovation The overwhelming support we've received so far is a testament to the strength...
23.10.2023No VC funding? Seven alternative ways to fund your startup in Australiaarticle-article-body I was at a startup event last month which included a panel session involving a number of Australia’s leading Venture Capital firms. The room featured a range of startups and scale-ups who were keen for insights on how t...
01.09.2022Gaming platform GGWP expands into the USA ahead of its Equity Crowdfund with EquitiseSYDNEY, Sept. 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Aussie gaming platform GGWP, today announces the launch of its Equity Crowdfunding raise with Equitise as it expands into the USA. Founded by Jacquie (Jax) Garrett and later joined by co-founders Cassie...
23.12.2020Equitise Reports 2020 Funding ResultsEquitise, one of the first platforms to receive an Australian retail crowdfunding license back in 2018, has shared some data platforms for platform performance for 2020. As we all know, 2020 was a challenging year as COVID impacted all indu...
22.08.2020Australian Digital Bank Startup Parpera Plans for $800,000 Funding Goal via Securities Offer on EquitiseAustralia based Parpera, a Fintech firm that’s focused on developing a digital ​banking solution for business owners and freelance or gig economy workers, has opened shares for trading with Equitise, an equity crowdfunding platform. Establi...
06.09.2019Is equity crowd funding on the rise?// Several local companies have either closed or are currently engaged in an equity crowd-funding campaign. We hear from three of them about the experience so far… Crowd-funding has been around for several years now, but until fairly recent...
28.03.2019Credi opens a $1.5M equity crowd-funding roundFreo-based fintech Credi – “the bank of Mum and Dad” – has announced its intention to raise up to $1.5M through Equitise… Founded in 2017 by Tim Dean (pictured above), the WA director of Fintech Australia, Credi is a relationship lending pl...
07.11.2017Why Are Agtech Startups Listing on the Australian Stock Exchange?In October, Israeli startup Roots Sustainable Agriculture Technologies lodged a prospectus to raise A$5 million ($3.82 million) and list on Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), with a market cap of A$12 million. Roots Sustainable has devel...
29.08.2017Fintech in New Zealand Grows Despite Lack of Clear Strategy from GovernmentDespite the several initiatives introduced to encourage fintech development, New Zealand is still falling behind other countries such as the UK, the US and China in the support it provides to boost the sector, according to industry observer...
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