Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Founded in 2017, Sydney-based Veyor offers construction teams a SaaS platform that digitizes and coordinates site deliveries and material flows. The system allows contractors to schedule, track, and manage high-volume logistics in real time, reducing on-site congestion and delays. Veyor counts more than 60 customers across 30+ U.S. states, including major general contractors such as Turner, Skanska, and Balfour Beatty. Its software has also been deployed to manage traffic and deliveries at busy assets like JFK Airport and Capital One Arena. With the new capital, the company plans to expand its U.S. footprint, hire senior go-to-market leaders, and further enhance its logistics capabilities. The business is headquartered in Sydney, Australia, and operates under the legal entity Veyor Digital Pty Ltd.

Led · Equity · Nov 2022

SocialClimb provides a Software-as-a-Service healthcare marketing platform that helps providers collect reviews, improve rankings, and deliver targeted reputation ads using deep analytics. The platform is designed to help healthcare organizations dominate local search and attract the most profitable patients for practices of varying sizes. Since founding, SocialClimb has interacted with millions of patients per month to drive patient acquisition for practices and physicians. Led by CEO Ty Allen, the company serves a range of providers and intends to expand its reach into larger practices and hospital groups. The company plans to use new capital to drive additional product development and market expansion. The recent fundraising reflects an effort to scale product capabilities and enter larger healthcare customers. SocialClimb is a SaaS patient acquisition platform that helps doctors, practices and hospitals target and attract patients through reputation management, targeted ads and analytics. Its 1-to-1 marketing platform pairs social media with big data and targeted digital marketing to automate patient acquisition and measure ROI. The platform integrates deeply with practice management systems and uses predictive analytics to identify and target ideal patients. SocialClimb says it services thousands of physicians and practices across the nation to improve online reputation and local search rankings. The company plans to use the new funding to further develop its technologies and expand into additional specialties and more hospital groups. Leadership highlights the goal of helping practices dominate competitive markets and fill schedules with profitable patients.

Participated · Series B · Sep 2022

Morse Micro is a Sydney-headquartered fabless semiconductor company specializing in Wi-Fi HaLow silicon solutions that offer up to ten times the range and 100 times the coverage area of traditional Wi-Fi, enabling next-generation IoT connectivity for smart homes, industrial automation, and smart cities. Its product line includes the first-generation MM6108 and the newly released MM8108 chips, as well as the HaLowLink 2 global evaluation platform. In 2025 the company launched its second-generation system-on-chip, moved multiple designs into mass production with leading OEMs, and expanded reference designs and ecosystem partnerships. Morse Micro employs more than 130 people in Australia and maintains offices in the United States, Taiwan, China, India, Japan, and the United Kingdom. The firm positions itself at the forefront of “IoT 2.0,” targeting high-throughput, long-range, and highly scalable deployments. To date it has raised over $193 million in venture funding, which is being used to scale chip production and accelerate international expansion. Management asserts an ambition to become the world’s leading wireless IoT chip company and is preparing for future growth and potential public-market entry.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2020

Kaddy is a B2B booze marketplace that centralises ordering, invoicing and payments for bottle shops, bars, pubs and liquor suppliers. The platform aims to eliminate paper invoices and simplify onboarding for independent and craft producers, giving trade customers easier access to boutique products. The company was founded last year by Mike Abbott (former head of operations at Uber ANZ) and Rich Coombes (co-founder of Batlow Cider, Capital Brewing and Will & Co Coffee). After an $800,000 seed round in June last year and a September launch, Kaddy grew to about 50 suppliers and 100 trade partners. Revenues have been close to doubling month-on-month even through the COVID-19 crisis, and the team resisted a direct-to-consumer pivot to stay focused on their core B2B vision. The founders plan to use the new capital to accelerate growth as hospitality reopens and demand for streamlined B2B sales and localised products increases.