
Scythe Robotics announced an expansion in March in connection with receiving state incentives.
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Scythe Robotics announced an expansion in March in connection with receiving state incentives.
The Denver startup raised more than $80 million. It lost $18.7 million in 2022 and $20.6 million in 2023, its CEO says.
In July a new CEO the company is facing significant financial challenges and unable to pay all bills.
The owner of 1675 Larimer St. says it’s owed $277,000.
“Everyone hates their household printer,” Justin Fowler said. “Imagine one of this size.”
The round, led by 9News parent Tegna, brings the total raised by the sports media firm to $25 million.
A Broomfield software company made the top 10.
Danielle Shoots’ DEMI Fund was tapped to invest a portion of tax dollars from marijuana sales in local companies.
The company listed assets of $300 and said it owes $1.53 million to 24 creditors.
Among those raising cash: a plant-based meat alternative, an AI company for teachers and a maker of packaging materials.
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