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Business Scoop » New Zealand Founded Vence Raises $16 Million To Deliver Virtual Fencing In Australia And The US

Press Release – Rabobank Vence , the leading supplier of virtual fencing and herd management solutions for sustainable animal protein production, has raised $NZ16 million /$US12 million. The funding will help Vence scale the delivery of its platform in its entry markets – … Vence, the leading supplier of virtual fencing and herd management solutions for sustainable animal protein production, has raised $NZ16 million /$US12 million. The funding will help Vence scale the delivery of its platform in its entry markets – the US and Australia. The company is building tools which enable precision livestock farming and are driving the adoption of regenerative practices while improving profitability for the farmers.

New Zealand Founded Vence Raises $16 Million To Deliver Virtual Fencing In Australia And The US

Friday, 14 May 2021, 8:52 am Vence, the leading supplier of virtual fencing and herd management solutions for sustainable animal protein production, has raised $NZ16 million /$US12 million. The funding will help Vence scale the delivery of its platform in its entry markets - the US and Australia. The company is building tools which enable precision livestock farming and are driving the adoption of regenerative practices while improving profitability for the farmers. Vence was founded in 2016 after Kiwi Jasper Holdsworth, whose family has run a livestock farm near Gisborne for over 100 years, identified an opportunity. Reviewing the cost structure on the farm he

Taipei office demand remains strong: JLL

Taipei office demand remains strong: JLL NO VACANCY: Demand for grade A office space, especially from tech firms, is so robust that even upcoming projects have secured tenants, Jones Lang LaSalle said By Crystal Hsu / Staff reporter Vacancy rates for grade A offices in Taipei held relatively steady at 2.1 percent last quarter, while monthly rent edged up 0.7 percent to an average of NT$2,828 (US$99.48) per ping (3.3m2) as demand remained strong, while space is limited, Jones Lang LaSalle Inc (JLL) said yesterday. The vacancy rates suggested a small net takeout of 25 ping as a lack of new supply is hampering activity, JLL Taiwan managing director Tony Chao (趙正義) told a news briefing in Taipei.

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