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Female founders building in tech will receive more investment as a new fund closes with £7.5 million. Arãya Ventures and Sie Ventures launched the Arãya Sie Fund, aiming to back up to 40 pre-seed and seed-stage companies. Investments of £100k to £300k are planned for UK and European startups over four years.
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