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Tag Archives: NZVIF
Valuing early-stage companies an art rather than a science – NZVIF
‘Too soon to tell’ is one of the main conclusions of a NZ Venture Investment Fund research report about the valuation of early-stage kiwi investments. The report (find it here) by NZVIF’s Chris Twiss and Carl Jones says the NZ … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, start-up, technology
Tagged Carl Jones, Chris Twiss, early stage companies, NZVIF
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Milk defence mechanism looks for global play
Considering that a cow’s udder is a potential site of invasion for pathogens, it makes sense that nature’s provided some defence mechanisms in the milk itself to fight the microorganisms. Somewhat surprisingly, the full power of this suite of natural … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, Early stage science, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, SciBlogs, start-up, technology
Tagged Central Capital, IDP, Immune Defence Proteins, NZVIF, Quantec, Rod Claycomb
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Kiwi angel investors pony up with more money in 2010
Angel investors are increasingly seen as the first source of outside money for promising start ups; as with the rest of the world, venture capital funds become ever more difficult to source. And there’s some interesting numbers behind the numbers … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation, proprietary, SciBlogs, start-up
Tagged angel investors, NZVIF, young company finance
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NZ V.C. industry needs more money
From what I gather, the NZ Venture Investment Fund needs more capital input to be able to continue backing seed and start up companies. It hasn’t (yet) made enough of a return on its investments to start pumping that money … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, Entrepreneur, high tech, IT, SciBlogs, technology
Tagged franceska banga, NZVIF, venture capital
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Angel Association comes out with some ‘New Year’s revolutions’
Angel Association chairman Phil McCaw’s got a big year in front of him – and echoing his daughter’s misheard words, has made some late New Year’s revolutions. His wide-ranging thoughts are available here, and among one of his goals for … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, Entrepreneur, high tech, Innovation
Tagged Angel Association, equity investment, innovation, NZVIF, Phil McCaw, venture capital
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Brave angels leave sharemarket in their wake
Quite when the general public realises that more new investment is taking place outside the sharemarket than in it is anyone’s guess. Or, put another way, thank goodness for the angel investment sector. The first half of 2010 has seen … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, Development, Entrepreneur, Innovation
Tagged franceska banga, investment, NZVIF
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Kiwi private equity returns similar to rest of world
Well, it looks like New Zealand pretty much matches the rest of the world in returns from private equity investments. Till now, no one was able to say with any degree of accuracy what the rate of return has been … Continue reading
Posted in Angel investment, private equity
Tagged early stage, NZVIF, rate of return, venture capital
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Movac gets SCIF backing for young company co-investment
Wellington angel investor group Movac has formed a partnership with the New Zealand Venture Investment Fund to access up to $4 million of government funding for development of promising young companies. Movac can obtain up to $500,000 per individual investment … Continue reading
Posted in Early stage science, Entrepreneur
Tagged angel, early stage, investment, movac, NZVIF, SCIF, venture capital
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