Key Points:
- Singapore-based health tech startup, Mesh Bio, has confirmed the completion of a USD 3.5 million Series A funding round, led by East Ventures.
- Brisbane-based construction software startup, ProcurePro, has raised AUD 6.15 million in funding to address inefficiencies in procurement processes.
- Melbourne-based plant-based leather startup, Alt.Leather, has banked AUD 1.1 million in seed funding to develop fully plant-based leather.
Singapore-based health tech startup Mesh Bio has confirmed the completion of a USD 3.5 million Series A funding round. Led by East Ventures, the funding will enable Mesh Bio to develop digital twin technology applications for chronic disease management and scale the deployment of its solutions across Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. The company’s innovative approach to predictive analytics is expected to revolutionize patient care delivery.
Brisbane-based construction software startup ProcurePro has raised AUD 6.15 million in funding. The company operates a procurement platform aimed at improving efficiency in traditional procurement processes managed using Excel, Word, and email.
Melbourne-based plant-based leather startup Alt.Leather has secured AUD 1.1 million in seed funding. The funds will be used to develop Australia’s first fully plant-based leather, produced using a combination of waste streams and regenerative plant derivatives.
In addition to these deals, the article highlights various recent deals in China and India. Notably:
- FlexTouch, a technology company specializing in the production of metal mesh sensors in China, has secured over RMB 100 million in a Series B funding round.
- SANDT, a provider of X-ray solutions in China, has raised nearly RMB 200 million in funding to support the research and development of new products.
- Grow Indigo, a regenerative agriculture startup in India, has raised USD 8 million in a strategic funding round, with participation from stakeholders Indigo Ag and the Maharashtra Hybrid Seeds Company.
