Startups in Colorado raised a total of $125 million in the month of June, according to a tally of SEC filings, crushing activity from the past 2 years.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for June 2018
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Startup lets golfers turn any shoe into a golf shoe
“Why can’t we turn anything we want into golf shoes?” said Tyler Stuart, whose startup would sell spikes that screw into the sole of any shoe, making them suitable for fairways and greens.
Boulder fitness product within $40K of Kickstarter’s Seven-Figure Club
The Pocket Monkii, with origins in the wilderness, gives users flexibility in their workouts as they train for athletics
Denver Dating app raises $5.5M
Investors swiped right on a Denver dating site.
Denverite wants to punch accelerator on electric race car circuit
“It’s making lots of noise, not literally, but in the marketplace,” said Brian Gale, who has launched a local startup to build an electric race car brand.
Digital marketing firm raises $58M
Big funding round for AdSwerve, which offers marketing software from DoubleClick
Boulder firm raises $12M and counting for robotic toys
The fundraising force is strong with Sphero, even after laying off 45 and losing a co-founder in the last year.
Dragul arraignment postponed to July 6 for alleged securities fraud
Gary Dragul faces nine felony counts regarding his operations at GDA Real Estate Services.
The Free Ride brings 6-person shuttles to Denver
The New York company will operate its electric vehicles downtown throughout summer, offering free rides to pedestrians.
The Term Sheet: Startup funding roundup for May
Startups across the state raised a total of $75 million in May, led in large part by Denver ventures.
