Capital
For most Indigenous entrepreneurs, the road to creating and scaling businesses remains a challenge by long-standing barriers, the greatest being access to capital.
For many Indigenous business owners, growth often hinges on access to capital. Whether seeking opportunities for acquisition, expansion, or sale, securing the necessary financial backing remains one o...
The federal government has updated the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Act 2005 (ATSI Act) with the aim of supporting greater investment in First Nations businesses and communities.
The federal government introduced legislation this week to expand the role and remit of Indigenous Business Australia, as part of the Future Made in Australia (Production Tax Credit and Other Measures...
The Northern Territory Aboriginal Investment Corporation has announced a bold new strategy armed with $655 million to build the wealth and wellbeing of Aboriginal Territorians.
At the Supply Nation Connect 2024 panel discussion on Business Growth held on 28 August, strong contributions from all participants, particularly Gordon Cole, Director of First Australians Capital, an...
The First Australians Capital Business Acceleration Program, a new $1.5 million initiative, is aiming to boost innovation and entrepreneurial opportunities for Indigenous people in Queensland.
Despite contributing to the Australian economy First Nations business have gone largely unnoticed by past governments, according to the chair of a federal parliamentary committee.
In a collaboration aimed at enhancing the financial accessibility for Indigenous entrepreneurs, the QBE Foundation has given a $500,000 seed capital grant to First Australians Capital (FAC).
American tech billionaire Jack Dorsey has pledged $3million to First Nation businesses. The investment into First Australians Capital (FAC) - a national Indigenous-led fund manager dedicated to helpin...
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