Led · Seed · Dec 2025

Founded in 2019 by former Israel Aerospace Industries executive Dekel Keisar, KTEK Systems supplies composite airframes and other sub-assemblies to Tier-1 and Tier-2 military UAV OEMs. The company operates an asset-light manufacturing framework that pairs in-house engineering and quality control with a certified network of production partners across Israel, Europe and other strategic regions, enabling rapid, capital-efficient scaling. Its proprietary “Cordless Factory” platform underpins this distributed manufacturing approach, offering Tier-1 aerospace standards without the usual defence-sector overhead. Riding a structural surge in global UAV procurement, KTEK positions itself as a “picks-and-shovels” supplier to surveillance, reconnaissance, communications and tactical drone programs. The firm recently closed a heavily oversubscribed $2.5 million seed convertible note to fund global capacity expansion, continued platform development and IPO preparation. Management is targeting an ASX listing in Q1 2026 and plans to consolidate global operations by exercising an exclusive option to acquire KTEK Ltd at the time of the IPO. The oversubscription and cornerstone support from Regal Emerging Companies Fund highlight growing institutional confidence in KTEK’s strategy and market positioning.

Led · Series C · Oct 2022

Shaype is a cloud-native, SaaS embedded finance platform that provides single-API access to modules for payments, KYC/onboarding, digital wallets and tokenization, real-time fraud monitoring, and data & reconciliation. Its technology and product teams draw on high-frequency trading and modern payments experience to deliver modular, market-tested microservices that aim to remove legacy technological debt. The company operates globally with about 100 employees and offices in Sydney, London, Belfast, Glasgow, and Warsaw. Shaype plans to launch solutions across financial services, HR, PropTech, and government before the end of the year and will be among the first payment service providers to go live with both Payment Initiator and Payer services on Australia’s New Payments Platform PayTo in Q4 2022. Proceeds from the round will be used to accelerate growth, expand the team, support an Australian client pipeline, and enable international expansion. The platform emphasizes speed-to-market and flexibility through modular, always-modern offerings for businesses embedding financial services into their products.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2022

canibuild provides a GIS- and AI-powered planning and design platform that lets builders quickly assess a site’s suitability for construction and take customers through design, viability and compliance visually. The product covers use cases from pools and houses to sheds and granny flats, and replaces many physical site visits, drafting, surveying and estimating steps with a virtual, point-in-time transaction. The company reported rapid growth: the team quadrupled to over 50 staff and revenues grew 20% month-over-month, with close to 3,000 daily users across Australia, New Zealand and the United States. Enterprise customers named in the article include Metricon, GJ Gardner, McDonald Jones, Narellan Pools, Ranbuild, SnapADU and Mightybuildings. canibuild positions itself to serve the house and land packaging market and developers as well as individual buyers. The company was founded in 2020 and is led by CEO Timothy Cocaro.

Led · Series A · Feb 2022

Buildxact offers cloud software that helps residential builders, remodelers, renovators, contractors and trades with estimating and project management. Its tools target custom home builders and small commercial projects, serving teams from one or two operators to much larger groups. The platform is used to estimate and project-manage hundreds of millions of dollars in profitable construction jobs. Buildxact operates across Australia, New Zealand, Canada and the United States and is preparing a UK launch this quarter. After the raise the company’s valuation topped more than $125 million.

Participated · Equity · Jan 2022

Mosh connects men with medical practitioners to provide care across sexual health, hair loss, skincare, mental health and sleep issues. The platform is designed to break down taboos and normalise men’s access to a range of health services. Since founding in 2018 the team has doubled, adding software engineers, product managers, designers and medical experts to expand the product. Mosh has seen rapid category growth (some health categories grew up to 2000%) and has supported more than 50,000 customers to date. Revenues have tripled over the past year, reflecting strong commercial momentum after a $10 million Series A closed in July last year. The company says it will use the new funding to continue normalising men’s healthcare and broaden access across Australia.