Undisclosed Funded Startups in Australia
Among the 10 most recent undisclosed funded startups in Australia, the largest disclosed round is AgriDigital’s $18M (2022-05-03).
Among the 10 most recent undisclosed funded startups in Australia, the largest disclosed round is AgriDigital’s $18M (2022-05-03). That amount sits well above the rest of the disclosed figures here, which cluster mostly between $2M and $13M (for example, Lygon $13M on 2022-04-18; Complexica $11M on 2021-12-14; Finspo $3M on 2022-07-27; Rail Online $2M on 2022-07-01; One Key Access $710K on 2022-05-02).
Disclosed vs. undisclosed is also uneven: 6 of the 10 entries show “undisclosed” amounts, while only 4 provide disclosed amounts. Geographically, Sydney/New South Wales dominates the visible list (Adatree 2022-09-26; Lumiant 2022-09-12; Rail Online 2022-07-01; Grapple 2022-05-20; AgriDigital 2022-05-03; Lygon 2022-04-18), with Melbourne/Victoria appearing for Finspo, One Key Access, and TRAVLR. Temporally, the rows run from 2021-10-26 (TRAVLR) to 2022-09-26 (Adatree), with most activity concentrated in mid-2022 around May–July.
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Frequently asked
What’s the largest disclosed round in this Australia list, and does any other disclosed amount come close?
AgriDigital’s $18M on 2022-05-03 is the largest disclosed amount. The next-highest disclosed figures shown are Lygon’s $13M (2022-04-18) and Complexica’s $11M (2021-12-14), with several others well below that range such as Finspo $3M (2022-07-27) and Rail Online $2M (2022-07-01).
Do disclosed amounts cluster in a narrow dollar range, or are there wide swings?
Disclosed rounds here cluster into mid-single-digit to low-teens amounts: Lygon $13M (2022-04-18), Complexica $11M (2021-12-14), AgriDigital $18M (2022-05-03), Grapple $5M (2022-05-20), and TRAVLR $5M (2021-10-26). The main downward outlier is One Key Access at $710K on 2022-05-02, which sits far below the $2M–$13M group.
How concentrated are the deals by city and state across the 10 most recent rows?
Sydney, New South Wales appears repeatedly across both disclosed and undisclosed entries (Adatree 2022-09-26; Lumiant 2022-09-12; Rail Online 2022-07-01; Grapple 2022-05-20; AgriDigital 2022-05-03; Lygon 2022-04-18). Melbourne, Victoria is the main secondary cluster, with Finspo (2022-07-27), One Key Access (2022-05-02), and TRAVLR (2021-10-26) shown there.
Are more rounds concentrated in a particular time window within the shown date span?
Yes. The dataset spans from 2021-10-26 (TRAVLR) to 2022-09-26 (Adatree), and 6 of the 10 entries fall between 2022-04-18 and 2022-07-27, including multiple May 2022 events such as AgriDigital (2022-05-03), One Key Access (2022-05-02), Grapple (2022-05-20), and Lygon (2022-04-18).
What share of companies have disclosed amounts vs. “undisclosed,” and what does that imply for comparing deal sizes?
4 of the 10 rows show disclosed amounts (Finspo $3M on 2022-07-27; Rail Online $2M on 2022-07-01; Grapple $5M on 2022-05-20; AgriDigital $18M on 2022-05-03), while 6 of the 10 are explicitly “undisclosed.” That means deal-size comparisons are only possible for the 4 disclosed entries, with the $18M (AgriDigital, 2022-05-03) acting as the dominant disclosed anchor.
Which sectors are most represented in this subset, and do they align with the largest disclosed rounds?
Financial Services is the most frequent sector in the 10 rows, appearing for Lumiant (2022-09-12, undisclosed), Finspo (2022-07-27, $3M), Grapple (2022-05-20, $5M), and Lygon (2022-04-18, $13M). The largest disclosed amount comes instead from Agriculture and Farming via AgriDigital ($18M, 2022-05-03), so the top disclosed figure is not in Financial Services even though Financial Services is the most common sector here.
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