Parc Capital
Level 6, 35 Grafton Street, Bondi Junction, New South Wales, 2022, Australia
Overview
We bring together exceptional entrepreneurs and investors enabling smart risks needed for sustainable growth and outperforming returns.
- Total investments
- 3
- Lead investments
- 1
- Investments · 12mo
- 0
- Active investors
- 1
Investment portfolio
- Shuffle
Participated · Equity · Feb 2024
Shuffle is a Web3 project that has announced an ERC-20 token called SHFL. The company recently completed a new financing round totaling $2.5 million. Participating investors named in the round include Karatage, Cypher Capital, Sunforge (Robbie and James Ferguson), ODA Capital, Web3 Wizards, UpsideDAO, Parc Capital and Baboon VC. The round also included Mechanism Capital partner Andrew Kang and Backpack's Tristan Yver among other angel investors. Shuffle disclosed key details of the SHFL distribution plan, stating a total supply of 1,000,000,000 SHFL and an initial supply of 71,126,984.56 SHFL. Token generation and an associated airdrop are expected in the first week of March.
- Mosh
Participated · Equity · Jan 2022
Mosh connects men with medical practitioners to provide care across sexual health, hair loss, skincare, mental health and sleep issues. The platform is designed to break down taboos and normalise men’s access to a range of health services. Since founding in 2018 the team has doubled, adding software engineers, product managers, designers and medical experts to expand the product. Mosh has seen rapid category growth (some health categories grew up to 2000%) and has supported more than 50,000 customers to date. Revenues have tripled over the past year, reflecting strong commercial momentum after a $10 million Series A closed in July last year. The company says it will use the new funding to continue normalising men’s healthcare and broaden access across Australia.
- Terem Technologies
Led · Equity · Dec 2021
Terem is a product development and strategy firm that builds and takes client tech products to market and forms joint ventures to spin out technology businesses. Its core capabilities span web, mobile, API, engineering, product and design, and it focuses on running multidisciplinary, fast-moving programs for clients. The company’s joint-venture arm builds tech spinouts in partnership with market leaders. Terem plans to use new capital to expand capability and to pursue acquisitions that bolster product development and strategy expertise. Management says the funding will enable the company to run bigger programs of work and move through a growth inflection point toward a stated ambition of reaching $50m in revenue. CEO Scott Middleton, who has been involved in launching 61+ products and publishing extensive product content, positions the company to serve clients across Australia and New Zealand.
Team
Jason Serda
Managing Director - Venture
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