Funded Information Technology Startups in Australia
Disclosed round sizes in this Information Technology slice are led by Q-CTRL, which raised $59M on 2024-10-08; Nexl’s $23M (2025-10-08) and several $20M–$2…
Disclosed round sizes in this Information Technology slice are led by Q-CTRL, which raised $59M on 2024-10-08; Nexl’s $23M (2025-10-08) and several $20M–$22M rounds (e.g., Reshop $17M on 2025-01-15; V2 Digital $20M on 2024-05-09; Family Zone $20M on 2023-03-09) sit well below that top figure. The smallest disclosed amount is $20K (ScaffPlan on 2023-05-15), making the disclosed range from $20K to $59M unusually wide.
The rounds cluster strongly by geography: New South Wales addresses dominate, including multiple Sydney-area entries such as Nexl (North Sydney, 2025-10-08), Felix (Brisbane) and Orro Group (Chatswood, 2023-03-08), plus repeated Melbourne appearances like Atticus (2024-06-10) and Soprano Design (2023-01-03). Temporally, the 50 rows span 2022-09-05 (Wippli, undisclosed) through 2025-10-08 (Nexl), with a dense run of disclosed rounds in mid-2023 (e.g., 2023-05-01 through 2023-09-14) and another stretch of larger checks in 2024 (e.g., AUCloud $9M on 2023-07-03; Hapana $17M on 2024-08-12; Gridsight $5M on 2025-04-08). Stage labeling is also uneven: 17 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown,” and 5 are “undisclosed,” while one row has a blank stage field (Tability, 2024-03-25).
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What stands out about the size of the biggest disclosed rounds versus the rest of the list?
Q-CTRL’s $59M (2024-10-08) is the only disclosed round above $50M and it dwarfs the next-largest disclosed amounts such as Nexl’s $23M (2025-10-08) and several in the $17M–$20M band (e.g., Reshop $17M on 2025-01-15; Family Zone $20M on 2023-03-09). At the low end, ScaffPlan shows $30K (2023-05-15) as the smallest disclosed figure in the visible data, putting the disclosed range roughly in a $30K–$59M spread.
Are there time windows where funding activity concentrates most in these 50 records?
Yes. The dataset spans 2022-09-05 (Wippli, undisclosed) to 2025-10-08 (Nexl), but there are noticeable clusters: mid-2023 repeatedly appears with multiple entries between 2023-05-01 (ARGOS Cloud Security) and 2023-09-14 (MVSI), and 2024 includes several larger disclosures such as AUCloud $9M on 2023-07-03 and Q-CTRL’s $59M on 2024-10-08. The densest recent run is the first half of 2025, with consecutive months showing rounds like Nexl $23M (2025-10-08) down to Gridsight $5M (2025-04-08).
Which geography shows the strongest concentration among addresses, and is it mostly Sydney/Melbourne?
New South Wales dominates the visible addresses. Examples include Nexl (North Sydney, 2025-10-08), TZ (Sydney, 2025-03-18), FairSupply (Sydney, 2022-12-15), and Orro Group (Chatswood, 2023-03-08). Melbourne-based entries are also frequent (e.g., Security Matters, 2025-08-05; Atticus, 2024-06-10; Soprano Design, 2023-01-03), but the list contains more NSW-located companies overall.
How much of the stage information is missing, and does that affect how buyers should segment by stage?
Stage labels are incomplete for a large portion of the table: 17 of 50 rows are “Series Unknown,” 5 of 50 are “undisclosed,” and one row has a blank stage field (Tability, 2024-03-25). Practically, that means any stage-based targeting (e.g., comparing Seed vs Series B) will be sensitive to missing classification rather than reflecting the true distribution of capital raises.
Are there outliers in disclosure size besides the top round?
Besides Q-CTRL’s $59M (2024-10-08), the list also contains very small disclosed rounds relative to the rest, such as Nullify’s $160K (2025-03-17) and multiple sub-$1M disclosed entries (e.g., TOTEX $80K on 2024-08-02; WorkRex $140K on 2024-04-23). These lows sit far below the multiple $5M–$20M rounds that recur across 2023–2025 (e.g., Gridsight $5M on 2025-04-08; Lombard $11M on 2024-07-02; V2 Digital $20M on 2024-05-09).
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