Astrolab launches $20m runway for tech startups
Chief executive says this level of capital is hard to come by in New Zealand.
Four businesspeople who want to remain anonymous have joined forces with specialist business incubator Astrolab to create a $5 million fund that will trigger a financial runway of up to $20m for startup high-tech companies.
The programme to run over the next two years relies on $5m from
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Nathan Smith
Wed, 21 Nov 2018
Wed, 21 Nov 2018
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