TOMBSTONES

INVESTMENT TOMBSTONES

A “Tombstone” is a successful funding round, and gets its name from the tradition of Investment Firms placing “a tombstone like advertisement” in the financial press on completing a capital raising.

R&R Strategic also assisted two (2) of these Start-ups with over $1m of Federal Government Matching Equity (Accelerating Commercialisation ) Grants being awarded.

Capital Raising:

“R&R Strategic sets the entry bar very high when selecting Start-ups & Scale-ups to offer up to its Investor Network and fund, once Deep Dive Due Diligence (DD-Squared) has been completed by the R&R Strategic Team. Over the many hundreds which we have assessed over the past 6 years, we only fund a couple per year on average, in order to protect as best we can our own and our Investor’s capital, and to build a sound technology portfolio for even greater investor protection.”
Bruce Stubbs, CEO & Founder.

This Strategy is Confirmed by Steve Baxter whose Family Office has invested in two (2) of our Technology Scale-ups – Arkose Labs & ClipChamp

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Currently:

R&R Strategic is not currently advising or funding at present, rather we have recently exited one of our Portfolio Companies “ClipChamp (Staff 120+)” to Microsoft Inc, Seattle, and are assisting with the follow-on funding and global scale-up of another being “EncompaaS (Staff 50+)”, while we wait to exit our earlier Portfolio Investment, “Arkose Labs (Staff 170+)” (previously known as SwipeAds and FunCaptcha).

Successfully Funded:

NB: The below mentioned does not include the follow-on funding Tombstones for 2020 & 2021.

INVESTMENT PERFORMANCE – Successful Venture Capital (VC) Series A & Series B & Series C Rounds Completed by
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[formally SwipeAds & FunCaptcha]

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