Schrole (ASX:SCL) has raised capital
May 2020 — Schrole has raised US$1.5 million via a private placement to aid strategy acceleration and expansion.
Schrole is an Australian company that delivers innovative software and training service solutions within the education sector. Schrole combines modernism and passion across four divisions: ISS Schrole Advantage, an integrated vacancy management system enabling schools to streamline teacher recruitment and candidate management activities; Schrole Cover, an application that helps to fill vacancies for schools, hospitality and hospitals; Schrole Verify, a simplified and customized background screening solution; and Schrole ETAS provides customized training solutions to the education and resources industries.
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Oaklins’ team in Australia acted as lead manager in this transaction.
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