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Main Sequence Ventures portfolio map

31 startups Main Sequence Ventures has backed in rounds we track, since 2018, grouped by their main sector. Together they have raised $1.3B; Main Sequence Ventures led at least one round in 7 of them. The biggest sector is AI, with 11 companies.

31startups backed
6sectors
$1.3Braised between them
AIbiggest sector

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AI

11 startups · $138M raised

  1. ArkeusArkeus is a defense technology company based in Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, founded in 2020 by Simon Olsen and Jon Nebauer.Australia$27M
  2. FivecastFivecast is an Australian company based in Adelaide, specializing in AI-powered open-source intelligence (OSINT) solutions.Australia$24M
  3. AndromedaBuilding Progressive Web Systems that shape our future.Australia$23M
  4. EmesentEmesent is a leader in autonomous mapping technology, focusing on advanced 3D data capture, processing, and visualization for chalAustralia$18M
  5. Andromeda RoboticsAndromeda Robotics is Manufacturing firm developing robots for automation machinery.Australia$15M
  6. BBreakerAustralia$11M
  7. MAMetacognition AIAustralia$10M
  8. AAigentsphereAustralia$4.0M

Agtech

5 startups · $95M raised

  1. Loam BioLoam Bio is an Australian biotechnology company founded by farmers, focused on developing microbial seed treatments to enhance carAustralia$77M
  2. Number 8 bioNumber 8 bio is a Sydney-based ag-biotech startup founded in 2022, focused on developing BetterFeedTM, a scalable feed additive thAustralia$12M
  3. FluroSatAdvanced agronomic analytics that use the power of ag data and science-based crop models for farm insights.United States$3.2M
  4. RapidAIMRapidAIM Pty Ltd is an Australian agtech startup focused on real-time pest detection and management solutions for the agricultural sector.Australia$1.3M
  5. LevurLevur is an Australian biotechnology startup based in Sydney, founded in 2023.Australia$1.2M

Aerospace & Space

5 startups · $471M raised

  1. Gilmour Space TechnologiesGilmour Space Technologies is a space rocket company that develops low-cost hybrid launch vehicles.Australia$399M
  2. MyriotaMyriota is a satellite telecommunications company based in South Australia, founded in 2015.Australia$46M
  3. GSGilmour SpaceSingapore$14M
  4. Swoop AeroTransforming how the world moves by making access to the skies seamless.Australia$10M
  5. SkykraftSkykraft is an Australian space services firm that specializes in smallsat constellation design, production, and operation.Australia$2.4M

Biotech

4 startups · $149M raised

  1. Samsara EcoSamsara Eco is an Australian biotechnology and environmental-tech company based in Sydney, specializing in enzymatic recycling technology.Australia$67M
  2. The EVERY CompanyThe EVERY Company is a biotechnology and food technology firm based in the San Francisco Bay Area.United States$55M
  3. Kinoxis TherapeuticsKinoxis Therapeutics is a biotechnology company that develops a range of novel therapeutic compounds.Australia$14M
  4. Cauldron FermCauldron Ferm is a biomanufacturing company based in Orange, New South Wales, specializing in continuous hyper-fermentation technology.Australia$13M

Cleantech

3 startups · $39M raised

  1. Sundrive SolarSundrive Solar is a solar technology start-up.Australia$17M
  2. MGA ThermalMGA Thermal is an Australian clean energy company focused on large-scale, long-duration thermal energy storage solutions.Australia$12M
  3. XefcoXefco is an Australian deep-tech innovation company founded in 2018 by Tom Hussey and Brian Conolly.Australia$11M

Quantum Computing

3 startups · $437M raised

  1. QQ-CTRLAustralia$364M
  2. DiraqDiraq is a Sydney-based quantum computing company founded in 2022 as a spin-out from UNSW Sydney.Australia$67M
  3. DeteQtDeteqt is a Sydney-based startup focused on quantum sensing, founded in 2023 as a spinout from the University of Sydney’s Nano Institute.Australia$5.8M

How this map is made. Every startup here has raised money in a round we track that names Main Sequence Ventures as an investor, the first in 2018. Each sits under its main sector, read from its rounds, and each sector shows its best-funded first; sectors with fewer than three companies are left off. Rebuilt nightly; updated 15 November 2026.

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