Australia funding

Dentroid is a Canberra-based medtech startup that has developed needle-free dental technology aimed at providing pain relief during dental procedures without traditional local anaesthetic injections. The company has raised $32 million to commercialize its flagship Nuralyte technology through a global partnership with French dental products manufacturer Septodont.

Earlytrade is an Australian construction fintech that operates a marketplace allowing general contractors and subcontractors to trade working capital. The platform provides subcontractors with earlier access to payments, alleviating cash flow pressures in construction projects. The recent funding will help expand its operations in the US and enhance its AI capabilities.

QuantX Labs is a South Australian startup specializing in quantum sensing technology for navigation, timing, and positioning of defense systems and satellite networks. The company has developed atomic clock technology that is significantly more stable and portable than existing systems, enhancing accuracy for critical applications like GPS and telecommunications.

Nardo is an Australian sports technology startup that provides a digital platform for amateur sports club apparel management. The platform offers a comprehensive workflow solution that replaces manual supply chain processes for grassroots clubs globally, aiming to bring professional operational standards to amateur athletics.

Nitrosend is an AI-powered email marketing platform designed for small and mid-sized businesses. It allows users to describe their email campaign needs, and the platform automatically writes, designs, and sends the emails while providing performance reports. The startup has gained traction with 190 users since its launch in April 2026.

Extraordinary Money (XMO) is a fintech company focused on building AI-native consumer finance products. It aims to help individuals better understand and manage their finances through intelligent financial tools that leverage artificial intelligence. The company is currently applying for regulatory licenses, which requires significant investment.

DataMasque is a de-identification startup that helps enterprises safely use sensitive customer data for AI training, testing, and analytics. The company generates synthetic versions of customer data that maintain the characteristics of the original information while masking personally identifiable information. This approach allows organizations to protect sensitive information without compromising the utility of their datasets.

Oli is a medtech startup that has developed a wearable device for maternal and fetal monitoring, aimed at predicting and reducing birth complications. The company focuses on improving health outcomes for mothers and babies through advanced technology that captures physiological data during labor.

Cable is a renewable energy startup focused on providing battery solutions to small businesses. It aims to help these businesses access cheaper power through distributed energy systems, which they have largely missed out on compared to residential customers. The company recently raised $4 million in pre-seed funding to support its mission.

ANDHealth is a company focused on advancing digital health solutions. They provide support for the development and commercialization of digital health technologies, targeting healthcare providers and patients. The recent funding round of AUD $9 million highlights the growing demand for innovative health solutions amidst a capital squeeze in the industry.

Handle.com is a software company that provides a construction finance platform designed to manage payments, compliance, and financial documentation for construction suppliers and contractors. Founded in 2018, the company has processed over $160 billion in construction invoices and financial workflows, serving notable clients like Ferguson and The Home Depot.

Ordermentum is a Sydney-based technology company that connects food wholesalers to over 45,000 restaurants and cafes across Australia. The platform allows suppliers to sell their products directly to pre-vetted businesses, enhancing operational efficiency in the hospitality sector. This week, Ordermentum secured a $55 million investment to develop new AI systems for better data utilization.