Series A Funded Startups in Australia
Series A rounds in Australia (50 most recent entries) span 2023-05-19 through 2025-11-10, with the newest disclosed round at Rage Biotech (Melbourne) on 20…
Series A rounds in Australia (50 most recent entries) span 2023-05-19 through 2025-11-10, with the newest disclosed round at Rage Biotech (Melbourne) on 2025-11-10 for $19M. The disclosed amounts show a sharp size split: Honey Insurance closed a $71M Series A on 2024-04-08, which is well above the rest, including the next-largest disclosed rounds such as Wollemi at $146M (2023-07-10) and Silicon Quantum Computing at $50M (2023-07-25) that still sit below the top-of-list outlier range.
Most entries cluster in large, established metro areas: New South Wales dominates the city mentions (multiple Sydney/Surry Hills/Rozelle/Moonee Ponds-adjacent entries), while Victoria also appears repeatedly (e.g., Melbourne and nearby suburbs). Sector-wise, three themes recur in 3+ entries across the list: Financial Services appears multiple times (e.g., Honey Insurance on 2024-04-08 at $71M; PropHero on 2025-02-19 at $16M; upcover on 2025-02-10 at $11M; Securely Group on 2025-05-19 at $6M), Artificial Intelligence is also repeated (e.g., Lorikeet on 2025-08-06 at $35M; Heidi Health on 2025-03-03 at $17M and again on 2023-10-25 at $6M; Relevance AI on 2023-12-14 at $15M), and Energy shows up repeatedly (e.g., Okra Solar on 2023-09-04 at $8M; MGA Thermal on 2024-04-16 at $4M; ATEC on 2024-07-01 at $4M). One row is explicitly undisclosed (Neopharma Technologies on 2024-09-24).
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Frequently asked
Which disclosed Series A round is the biggest in this Australia list, and how extreme is it versus the rest?
The largest disclosed amount is Wollemi’s $146M Series A on 2023-07-10. That level is far above other large disclosed rounds in the table, such as Honey Insurance’s $71M on 2024-04-08 and Silicon Quantum Computing’s $50M on 2023-07-25.
Are there any time windows where multiple Series A rounds land close together?
Yes: 2025 shows a dense run of late-year closings, including multiple entries in November 2025 (Rage Biotech on 2025-11-10, Hullbot on 2025-11-04, and ULUU on 2025-11-01). In contrast, there’s a notable earlier concentration around April 2024 with entries such as Honey Insurance (2024-04-08, $71M) and Constantinople (2024-04-01, $32M).
Do any sectors appear often enough to look like a dominant theme rather than a one-off?
Financial Services is one of the clearest repeat clusters, appearing across multiple companies and dates, including Honey Insurance ($71M on 2024-04-08), PropHero ($16M on 2025-02-19), upcover ($11M on 2025-02-10), and Securely Group ($6M on 2025-05-19). Artificial Intelligence repeats as well, with Lorikeet ($35M on 2025-08-06), Heidi Health ($17M on 2025-03-03 and $6M on 2023-10-25), and Relevance AI ($15M on 2023-12-14).
What geographic pattern stands out across the listed cities in these Series A rounds?
New South Wales shows up repeatedly, particularly around Sydney/Surry Hills and nearby areas, with multiple Series A closings like Lorikeet (Surry Hills, 2025-08-06, $35M), Relevance AI (Surry Hills, 2023-12-14, $15M), and LinkBy (Sydney, 2024-06-17, $3M). Victoria also clusters via Melbourne-based entries such as EatClub (2025-05-16, $12M) and Rage Biotech (2025-11-10, $19M).
Is the dataset uniformly disclosed, or are there missing amounts that affect comparisons?
Most rows are disclosed, but one entry is explicitly undisclosed: Neopharma Technologies on 2024-09-24. As a result, any “largest/smallest disclosed” comparisons should be read as applying to disclosed amounts only, not that undisclosed row.
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