Latest Private Equity & Venture Capital News

An ASX-listed scale-up business is to acquire a company that provides an online marketplace for technolgy founders to connect with investors.

A private capital-backed supplier of beer kegs has been placed in voluntary recievership after a lender declined to extend further credit to the business.

A $660 million growth capital fund is to make its first investment in a business seeking to disrupt the legal sector globally.

A leading venture capital firm and an ASX-listed online employment listings company have led a $40 million investment round for an employee wellbeing software provider.

A private capital-backed US business has acquired a Brisbane company that specialises in producing business-to-business (B2B) commerce software.

A global private markets investor is to acquire a Sydney-based data centre developer and invest $1.2 billion into scaling the business up to become an Australia-wide next generation data centre platform.

Revised $3.35bn indicative offers have won two US private equity firms due diligence access to the books of an ASX-listed wealth management company.

​​​​​​​A breakthrough big battery design which will significantly improve the utilisation of renewable energy, is to be lintroduced in Australia by a global infrastructure fund manager.

A global provider of artificial intelligence (AI) powered customer service software is to acquire a Sydney company in the same space.

A private equity-backed software aggregator has made its ninth acquisition.

A mining software business is to be exited for $1.31 billion 18 months after a previously agreed sale of the business for $900 million was called off.

A new defence technology fund that is focusing on Australian companies targeting international sales, has achieved a first close at $10 million.

A Sydney private equity firm has taken a majority stake in company that claims leadership in Australia's independent property advisory sector.

A third bidder has joined the restrained acquisition competition for wealth management company Insignia Financial (ASX: IFL), matching earlier revised bids which valued the company at $3.085 billion.

A new Sydney-based wealth advisory firm which is targeting high-net-worth individuals has recruited a financial adviser from Australia's largest multi-familly office.