Startup · $562m raised
Sydney, NSW
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Immutable raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| AirTree Ventures | Series C · Series C · Series B | - |
| Alameda Research | Series C · Series C | - |
| Animoca Brands | Series C | - |
| Arrington Capital | Series C · Series C | - |
| BITKRAFT Ventures | Series B | - |
| Declaration Partners | Series C · Series C | - |
| Fabric Ventures | Series C · Series C | - |
| King River Capital | Series C · Series C · Series B | - |
| Liberty Global | Series C · Series C | - |
| Mirae Asset | Series C · Series C | - |
| ParaFi Capital | Series C · Series C | - |
| Possible Ventures | Series C · Series C | - |
| Princeville Capital | Series C · Series C | - |
| Prosus Ventures | Series C · Series C | - |
| Reinventure Group | Series B | - |
| Temasek | Series C · Series C | - |
| Tencent | Series C · Series C | - |
Investors whose own portfolio pages list Immutable, even though we haven't found any coverage of the round yet.
| Investor | Listed on |
|---|---|
| Glitch Capital | its portfolio page ↗ |
Every published round Immutable took part in, and every parcel of existing shares it bought off another holder. Deals we hold but haven't published yet are not counted.
Companies Immutable has backed in a published round, and companies whose existing shares it bought off another holder.
| Company | What it does | First invested | Rounds | Led |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No portfolio companies recorded yet. | ||||
Fund closes reported for Immutable, as distinct from the investments it has made.
| Fund | Announced | Committed | Target | Close | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| - | 17 Jun 2022 | $500m | - | - | TechCrunch Australia (22 Jun 2022), TechCrunch Australia (17 Jun 2022) |
Companies Immutable has backed that another company then bought. An exit for the holding, not a deal Immutable did.
| Company | Bought by | Kind | Announced | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No portfolio company of Immutable is recorded as having been acquired. | ||||
Companies Immutable acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Gerry Lu | Startup Daily, SmartCompany | |
| Gillian Findlay | COO (former) | Australian FinTech |
| Gin Findlay | COO | checkcryptonews.com |
| James Ferguson | CEO (former) · Founder | Forbes Australia (22 Jun 2026), Forbes Australia (14 Oct 2024), Startup Daily (23 Feb 2023), SmartCompany, Startup Daily (8 Mar 2022), checkcryptonews.com |
| John Boris | CGO | checkcryptonews.com |
| Justin Hulog | Chief Studio Officer | Forbes Australia, checkcryptonews.com |
| Katherine Rau | CPO | checkcryptonews.com |
| Marcos Duarte | CTO (former) | Startup Daily |
| Robbie Ferguson | Co-founder and President (former) | Forbes Australia, SmartCompany (15 Dec 2022), TechCrunch Australia (22 Jun 2022), TechCrunch Australia (17 Jun 2022), SmartCompany (24 Mar 2022), Startup Daily, cryptobriefing.com, SmartCompany (4 Feb 2022), pe-insights.com |
Stories naming Immutable. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Collections platform InDebted adds Gillian Findlay, ex-COO of SafetyCulture and Immutable, as a non-executive director, joining founder Josh Foreman, Reinventure's Danny Gilligan and Carthona Capital's Dean Dorrell on the board.
Weekly roundup flags Acorn's purchase of learning firm B Online Learning for an undisclosed sum, plus $487m across ten raises, Airwallex product launches, Blackbird's biggest-ever investment, and layoffs at Culture Amp and Immutable.
Roundup of seven trans-Tasman raises worth $93.1m this week, headlined by IND Technology's $50m round, with LawVu also acquiring ClauseBase.
Blackbird's investment note announces it led Alloy Technologies' $4.5 million pre-seed round, profiling founder Joe Harris and describing the startup's software for robotics companies deploying artificial intelligence.
Also Forbes Australia·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily
Sydney enterprise AI startup Collabra.ai appoints ex-Finder chief Chris Ellis as CEO as it moves from building its back-office automation product into selling it; cofounder Neill Miller has also put money in.
Student-run venture fund NextGen Ventures has locked in $1.5 million toward a $2.5 million target, backed by Blackbird's cofounders, Airtree and angel investors, and has already invested in AI startup Fluency.
King River Capital is wrapping up a A$157 million (US$100 million) fund for AI startups, with Future Super, David Gonski, Marinya Capital and the Smorgon family among its backers.
Twine has raised $2.3 million in an Airtree-led round with three angel backers. The startup analyses business conversations to give sales and product teams actionable insight and plans to grow its AI features.
Also SmartCompany
Airtree Ventures has reached a first close on its fifth fund, drawing commitments from three US institutions plus returning local super funds, against a $650 million target.
Forbes Australia launches its debut 30 Under 30 list, celebrating 30 young Australian entrepreneurs, athletes and entertainers, and explains how nominees were assessed with help from judges including Airtree's Craig Blair.
Profile of Airtree Ventures' use of secondary sales for early liquidity; selling part of its Canva stake paid back its debut fund while the firm kept most of its holding.
Also Dealroom
Student-run fund NextGen Ventures launches to back university-founded startups, training student investors with partner VC firms and seeking its own capital; its report counts over $1.2 billion raised by student-founded startups since 2012.
A student-run venture fund launches alongside research showing university founders have attracted backing topping $1.2 billion, though women-led teams receive a small share; Blackbird is the most active backer.
Neara, an energy-sector digital twin platform, has raised a $15.25 million Series B extension with Prosus Ventures leading and prior backers Square Peg and Skip Capital returning, to fund US and European expansion.
LinkedIn's seventh annual ranking of Australia's top startups puts Immutable first and Harrison.ai second; the piece also notes me&u's recent merger with Mr Yum and the Tran brothers' three-year fundraising tally.
Also Startup Daily
KPMG data shows Australian startup funding hit a record in 2022 despite a global downturn, while accountancy fintech Hnry closed a $35 million Series B led by AirTree to double headcount and expand overseas.
Aura Group's managing director reflects on 2022, citing funds under management growth, new portfolio additions, and exits including Finsure Group's sale to MA Financial and Avanseus's announced NASDAQ SPAC merger.
Crypto exchange CoinJar, backed by Blackbird, cut roughly a fifth of its Melbourne staff after FTX's failure; the piece recalls its 2013 half-million-dollar seed round led by Blackbird.
US giant KKR joined navigation-technology maker Advanced Navigation's $108 million Series B, alongside returning local backers; the company also bought ANU spin-out Vai Photonics, and two KKR staff will join its board.
Also @AuManufacturing·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Techboard·SmartCompany·Forbes Australia
SmartCompany summarises Cut Through Venture's report finding Australian startups closed 71 deals worth $471 million in September 2022, the strongest month since March, led by hardware, while revisiting large September 2021 raises.
Techboard's anniversary roundup catalogues a month of Australian startup funding: megadeals, three acquisitions, large debt deals, grants, accelerator intakes, and fund news including Archangel Ventures' committed capital.
Proptech firm Yabonza has entered liquidation with administrators appointed and creditors owed millions. The piece recalls its past backers and 2020 purchase of Easyshare, plus other local tech collapses and layoffs.
Also Startup Daily
Ignition Lane's weekly wrap reports falling Australian venture funding, lists several startup raises and fund raises, covers Chargefox's acquisition, Volt's closure, the Zip-Sezzle merger termination, and global tech news.
Also Startup Daily·Techboard
Australian web3 gaming firm Immutable launched a $500 million fund backing web3 games and NFT companies, collaborating with investors including Animoca Brands and BITKRAFT, after a March Series C led by Temasek.
Also TechCrunch Australia
Techboard's March 2022 roundup of Australian funding: megadeals by Immutable, Saluda Medical, Linktree and Zeller, many smaller raises, acquisitions, an IPO, several fund closes, and companies still seeking capital.
Also Australian FinTech
Linktree's co-founders have launched Side Stage Ventures, a collective investing in very young creative-tech companies; it has already backed several startups, and associate Ben Grabiner's music platform Platoon was bought by Apple.
Also Australian FinTech
Crunchbase's monthly tracker shows 34 firms newly valued at $1 billion-plus in March 2022, fewer than prior months; Australians Linktree and Immutable joined, Getir and Blockchain.com became decacorns, and Fair and Blinkit were acquired.
Ignition Lane's weekly roundup covers Linktree's unicorn raise, several Australian funding rounds, Tiger and Insight's new mega-funds, falling SaaS valuations, the ACCC's action against Meta, and new accelerator and product launches.
Sydney NFT gaming firm Immutable raised a $280 million Series C valuing it at $3.5 billion, led by Temasek with Tencent and Animoca Brands, six months after an $82 million raise.
Also SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Techboard·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Forbes Australia·Forbes Australia·Crunchbase News
Australian venture firm King River Capital has launched a digital asset fund holding over $50 million in commitments toward a $150 million target, and hired David Adams as partner to manage it.
Ignition Lane's weekly tech roundup: AirTree raises $700m across three new funds, dozens of Australian startups announce rounds, a wave of acquisitions including Block completing its Afterpay buy, plus Web3 commentary and US market moves.
Also SmartCompany·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Fintech News Australia·Business News Australia·Crunchbase News
Immutable partners with GameStop to power its NFT marketplace and launches a grants fund; the article recalls Immutable's $82 million Series B led by BITKRAFT Ventures.
SmartCompany reports AirTree has launched a $50 million Web3 fund, its first dedicated crypto and blockchain vehicle, drawn from a larger pool, with partner Elicia McDonald outlining the fund's focus areas and early investments.
Sydney venture firm AirTree has raised A$700 million across three vehicles — an early-stage fund, a web3 fund and a growth fund — with superannuation funds as backers. Its portfolio includes Canva, Linktree and Immutable.
Also Startup Daily·TechCrunch Australia·Startup Daily·Startup Daily·Startup Daily
Aura Ventures maps the Web3 ecosystem, separating private blockchains from four public layers, and argues genuine value will migrate to scaling and application layers, citing its portfolio firm Lygon and Australian protocol Synthetix.
Sydney-based NFT gaming firm Immutable has secured $200 million in new backing spearheaded by Singapore's Temasek, valuing the company at $2.5 billion; Tencent, Mirae Asset, ParaFi Capital and Declaration Partners also joined.
Also cryptobriefing.com·checkcryptonews.com·TechCrunch Australia