What does OneVentures invest in?
OneVentures invests most often at Series A and Series C (67% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Health-tech, Future Of Work and Digital-health.

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Last cheque observed Aug 2025. Silence since then is not evidence of inactivity: our sources miss unannounced rounds.
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8 rounds on record
Mostly Series A and Series C: 67% of its rounds
Sole investor in 2 rounds, median $6.8M
Australia’s later-stage venture capital firmFrom their own website
Every round we can evidence, newest first8 appearances
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The latest companies OneVentures put money into.
OneVentures invests most often at Series A and Series C (67% of the rounds on record), in sectors such as Health-tech, Future Of Work and Digital-health.
8 investments on record, 0 of them in the last 12 months, and it led 3. The most recent was in Aug 2025.
Its most recent investments on record: Vaxxas (Series D, Aug 2025), MyPass (Series A, Feb 2025) and Axial Therapeutics (Series C, Oct 2021).
The median round it joins is $11M. It says it writes cheques of $1.0M to $30M.
Yes: it led 3 of its 8 investments on record (38%).
Most of the companies it backs are in Australia (75%) and the United States (25%).
No investments in the last 12 months; the latest was in Aug 2025.
OneVentures is a VC firm based in Sydney, Australia.
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