Augment Technologies

Subiaco, Australia · Founded 2018 · Privately Held (backing)

Developer of 3D blast movement software intended to increase metal ore recovery. Augment Technologies is based in Subiaco, Australia and was founded in 2018.

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Augment Technologies key facts

  • Developer of 3D blast movement software intended to increase metal ore recovery.
  • Notable investors include 9Yards Capital Management.
  • Status: Privately Held (backing).

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Augment Technologies funding rounds

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Augment Technologies investors

1 investor is on record for Augment Technologies, including 9Yards Capital Management. By type, the record holds 1 growth equity firm.

About Augment Technologies

Developer of 3D blast movement software intended to increase metal ore recovery. The company helps with site safety, recovers additional revenue, optimizes NPV and manages the constraints of mining, enabling clients to get missing information to help the Drill and Blast team optimize their blasts.

Sector
Information Technology
HQ
Subiaco, Australia
Founded
2018
Employees
9
Ownership
Privately Held (backing)

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