Venture capital fund · 4 deals
New York and London, OS
Every published round Left Lane Capital 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.
| Company | Stage | Announced | Amount | Role | Alongside | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Everlab | Seed | 22 Jul 2025 | $15m | Lead | Startup Daily (17 Jun 2026), Forbes Australia (17 Jun 2026), SmartCompany (17 Jun 2026), Dealroom, everlab.com.au, Startup Daily (22 Jul 2025), SmartCompany (22 Jul 2025), Forbes Australia (22 Jul 2025), Afterwork Ventures portfolio, Ten13 portfolio | |
| Hnry | Unnamed stage | 7 Feb 2022 | $15m | Lead | Australian FinTech, Startup Daily (7 Feb 2022), Startup Daily (2 Feb 2022) | |
| Everlab | Series A | 4 Aug 2026 | $65m | Participant | datapile.co, Capital Brief, everlab.com.au, medtechdaily.org, Startup Daily, Forbes Australia, SmartCompany, Dealroom, AirTree Ventures portfolio | |
| Hnry | Series B | 3 Feb 2023 | $35m | Participant | Startup Daily (14 Feb 2023), SmartCompany (3 Feb 2023), Forbes Australia, Australian FinTech, Startup Daily (31 Jan 2023), SmartCompany (31 Jan 2023), Athletic Ventures portfolio |
Companies Left Lane Capital has backed in a published round, and companies whose existing shares it bought off another holder.
Fund closes reported for Left Lane Capital, as distinct from the investments it has made.
Companies Left Lane Capital has backed that another company then bought. An exit for the holding, not a deal Left Lane Capital did.
| Name | Role | Sources |
|---|---|---|
| Laura Sillman | Principal | everlab.com.au, Startup Daily, Forbes Australia |
Stories naming Left Lane Capital. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
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.
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.
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.
Also Startup Daily·Forbes Australia·Dealroom·Capital Brief·medtechdaily.org·everlab.com.au·datapile.co
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.
Also Forbes Australia
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.
Also Startup Daily·Forbes Australia·SmartCompany·Startup Daily·everlab.com.au·Forbes Australia·Dealroom
Roundup of six Australian startup raises totalling $94 million: Q-CTRL, Hnry, FoodByUs, F4S, STRAAND and Lenexa Medical, backed by investors including Salesforce Ventures, AirTree, Base Capital, Investible, Unilever Ventures and Stoic VC.
Also stoicam.com.au
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.
Accounting fintech Hnry raised a Series B led by AirTree, with Left Lane, Akshay Kothari and Athletic Ventures participating, to fund hiring, international expansion and product development.
Also Australian FinTech·Forbes Australia·SmartCompany·SmartCompany·Startup Daily
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
New Zealand sole-trader accounting platform Hnry raised $15 million led by Left Lane Capital with EVP and new backer Grant Rule, after a $4.1 million round last May, to fund Australian growth and hiring.