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ELMO raises $45 million in capital

ELMO recently completed a $45 million capital raise. Proceeds from the placement will be used to fund future acquisitions, strengthen the balance sheet and also support ongoing research and development, ...

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ELMO raises $45 million in capital

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ELMO Software launches gender pay gap reporting tool in time for April 2024 WGEA deadline

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New research finds 49% of Australian workers believe their workplace is vulnerable to a cyberattack

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ELMO Software Named One of the Best Workplaces in Australia in 2022