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National Reconstruction Fund

Last cheque observed Jun 2026; 11 cheques on record.

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Growth equityDeploying nowWebsite unconfirmed

Series ASeries CSeries DFinancial Services

Deploying now
100%of best year8cheques in 12 months, 11 on record
Since the last cheque128days00hrs00min00sec
Median round$40MRounds led7 of 11Mostly inAustralia, 82%
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National Reconstruction Fund highlights

  1. 01

    8 cheques in the last 12 months

  2. 02

    Mostly Series A and Series C: 50% of its rounds

  3. 03

    Led 7 rounds

What they do

Type
Growth equity (from a list, unverified)
Cheque size
Not stated
Sectors
Financial Services
Based in
Melbourne, Australia
Cold pitches
Not stated

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The record

Every round we can evidence, newest first11 appearances

  1. 2026

    7 rounds

  2. Jun
    Southern LaunchSeries A · AU · Startup Daily$25MWith 4 others
  3. Apr
    Liquid InstrumentsSeries C · US · Startup Daily$50MLed
  4. Apr
    SyentaSeries A · AU · TechStartups$26MLed
  5. Mar
    Silicon Quantum ComputingAU · Startup Daily$14MWith 1 other
  6. Jan
    Applied Electric Vehicles (AEV)Series B · AU · Startup Daily$40MLed
  7. Jan
    Gilmour Space TechnologiesGrowth · AU · Startup Daily$217MLed
  8. Jan
    Omniscient NeurotechnologySeries D · AU · Startup Daily$36MLed
  9. 2025

    2 rounds

  10. Nov
    SynchronSeries D · US · Startup Daily$305MWith 13 others
  11. Feb
    Harrison.aiSeries C · AU · TechCrunch$112MWith 9 others
  12. 2024

    2 rounds

  13. Dec
    MyriotaAU · Startup Daily$31MLed
  14. Nov
    Russell Mineral EquipmentAU · Startup Daily$40MLed

An announcement gives the size of the round, not the size of this investor's cheque: the only rounds that imply a cheque are those where they were the sole named investor.

Who they invest alongside

The investors most often in the same rounds as National Reconstruction Fund. A count of rooms they were both in, not a relationship either has claimed.

In-Q-TelAccelerator3rounds togetherBlackbird VenturesVC firm2rounds togetherMain Sequence VenturesVC firm2rounds togetherOIF VenturesVC firm2rounds together

Recently backed

The latest companies National Reconstruction Fund put money into.

Southern Launch$25M · Jun 2026Liquid Instruments$50M · Apr 2026Syenta$26M · Apr 2026Silicon Quantum Computing$14M · Mar 2026Gilmour Space Technologies$217M · Jan 2026Omniscient Neurotechnology$36M · Jan 2026

Mentioned on podcasts

Episodes that name National Reconstruction Fund in their description, not their title.

Quick answers about National Reconstruction Fund

What does National Reconstruction Fund invest in?

National Reconstruction Fund invests most often at Series A and Series C (50% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Financial Services.

How active is National Reconstruction Fund?

11 investments on record, 8 of them in the last 12 months, and it led 7. The most recent was in Jun 2026.

What has National Reconstruction Fund invested in recently?

Its most recent investments on record: Southern Launch (Series A, Jun 2026), Liquid Instruments (Series C, Apr 2026) and Syenta (Series A, Apr 2026).

How big are National Reconstruction Fund's cheques?

The median round it joins is $40M.

Does National Reconstruction Fund lead rounds?

Yes: it led 7 of its 11 investments on record (64%).

Where does National Reconstruction Fund invest?

Most of the companies it backs are in Australia (82%) and the United States (18%).

Is National Reconstruction Fund investing now?

Yes: it is actively investing, with 8 investments in the last 12 months.

Who does National Reconstruction Fund invest alongside?

Most often In-Q-Tel (3 rounds together), Blackbird Ventures (2 rounds together) and Main Sequence Ventures (2 rounds together).

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