Startup · $83m raised · AI
AI-powered preventative healthcare platform
Melbourne, VIC
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Everlab raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Afterwork | Pre-seed | - |
| Afterwork Ventures | Seed · Pre-seed | - |
| AirTree Ventures | Series A | - |
| b2venture | Series A · Pre-seed | - |
| Flying Fox Ventures | Pre-seed | - |
| Left Lane Capital | Series A · Seed | - |
| Pat Cummins | Series A | - |
| Plural | Series A | - |
| Ten13 | Seed · Pre-seed | - |
Companies Everlab acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Everlab. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Everlab, a preventative health firm, has tapped agency Outside In to shape its brand and debut campaign, due in October; the piece also cites its $65 million Series A.
Melbourne preventative healthcare startup Everlab raised a $65 million Series A led by Airtree Ventures to expand into the UK, with backing from cricketer Pat Cummins.
Cut Through Venture's Q2 2026 report counts $1.7 billion announced across 64 venture rounds, carried by two mega-deals, with record median deal sizes, AI concentration, and deal counts at their slowest since before 2020.
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Melbourne preventive-health startup Everlab has banked an A$65 million Series A led by Airtree Ventures with Plural, Left Lane Capital and b2venture taking part, funding overseas growth starting in the UK.
Melbourne preventative health startup Everlab raised a $65 million Series A to fund UK expansion, with Airtree Ventures, Plural, b2venture, Left Lane Capital and cricketer Pat Cummins among the backers.
AFR reports Test cricket captain Pat Cummins backing a capital raising by Melbourne medical diagnostics start-up Everlab, which plans overseas expansion beginning in Britain.
The preventative healthcare startup behind a diagnostics-and-data platform has banked a $65 million Series A, headed by Airtree Ventures with several funds and cricketer Pat Cummins taking part, to fund international growth.
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Sydney health-tech firm Lumonus AI has secured a $25 million Series B led by Aviron Investment Management with returning backer Oncology Ventures, to grow its US presence and develop medical-data tools.
Ten13's monthly newsletter reports its first institutional mandate via Queensland's QVCDF, new seed investments in OneMRI and Source, follow-ons in Arintra and Everlab, and portfolio progress including Go1, Qsic, Pearler and After.com.
Melbourne longevity startup Everlab raised $15 million in a seed round with Left Lane Capital leading and AfterWork Ventures returning; the piece also recalls its 2023 pre-seed and Hermann's prior venture sold to Mars.
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Melbourne preventive health startup Everlab has secured seed backing led by a global growth equity firm to grow its clinical network, engineering and medical teams and AI infrastructure, with international expansion planned through 2026.
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Ten13's year-end post recaps nine new portfolio additions, follow-on support for existing holdings, the Mr Yum and Me&U merger, Go1's Blinkist acquisition, Smileyscope's FDA clearance, and community events.
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Five tech and venture figures look back on 2023 and ahead to 2024, mentioning Giant Leap's fund close, Everlab's pre-seed raise, AI regulation, cybersecurity, and defence export controls.
Roundup of eight local raises totalling roughly $81.5 million: generative AI, sustainable packaging, VR medical training, optical radar, drinks, preventive health and wholesale retail software.
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