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PAC Partners

Level 8 360 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC, 3000, Australia

Overview

PAC PARTNERS SECURITIES is a financing advisory firm that provides solutions for equity capital transactions.

Total investments
2
Lead investments
1
Investments · 12mo
0
Active investors
0

Sector focus

  • Advice
  • Financial Services
  • Professional Services
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Investment portfolio

  • Moviebook

    Participated · Series D · Aug 2018

    Moviebook is identified in the article as a technology company. Chinese private equity firm Yao Capital injected $29.2 million into Moviebook, per the DealStreetAsia China Digest. The coverage describes the transaction as an injection by a private equity firm but does not specify whether the funds were equity, debt, or another instrument. The article provides no details about Moviebook's product offerings, business model, or strategic plans. No operating metrics (revenue, users) or intended use of proceeds were disclosed. The piece also does not mention Moviebook's founding year, location, or prior funding rounds. Moviebook is a Beijing-based startup that develops technology to support online video services. It aims to leverage vast amounts of broadcasting, TV and internet video data to enable commercial opportunities for entertainment customers. The company will collaborate with SenseTime on a range of AI technologies, including augmented reality, to increase the use of AI in the entertainment industry. Financially, Moviebook completed a ¥1.36 billion (US$199M) Series D led by SenseTime. Previously it raised a ¥500 million Series C in 2017 (around US$75M). Other participants in the Series D included SB China Venture Capital (SBCVC), Qianhai Wutong, PAC Partners, Oriental Pearl and Lang Sheng Investment.

  • Impact Vitals

    Led · Series A · Nov 2014

    Flashback Technologies, Inc. is a privately held data analytics software firm commercializing its proprietary CipherSensor™ technology platform. CipherSensor uses proprietary feature extraction and machine-learning methodologies to derive predictive decision-support algorithms for complex, high-volume clinical data. The company is developing its first product application to aid care in trauma and critical care settings, with a commercial launch targeted for late 2015. Flashback collaborates with several medical research institutions, including the US Army Institute of Surgical Research and the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. The company will use new funding to build out infrastructure, hire key personnel, and provide working capital to support product development and market launch. Leadership cited includes President & CEO Gordon Van Dusen and Founder & CTO Greg Grudic.

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