How many total Enterprise Infrastructure companies are there in Australia?

As of May 2026, Australia has 1036 active Enterprise Infrastructure companies.

What is the total funding raised by Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia?

Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia have collectively raised $5.25B in funding till date.

Which is the highest funded Enterprise Infrastructure company in Australia?

As of May 2026, Cyara has raised $375M in funding, highest among the funded Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia.

List of 1,372 Enterprise Infrastructure Startups in Australia & Market Trends (May 2026)

Q: How many Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia are funded?

As of May 2026, 223 companies have received funding in this sector.

Q: Who are the top investors in Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia?

The top investors in Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia by number of investments are Cisco Investments and In-Q-Tel.

The Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia comprises 1.37K companies, including 223 funded companies having collectively raised $5.25B in venture capital money and private equity. Out of these, 137 are Series A+ funded.

Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia has seen 77 acquisitions and 24 IPOs. This represents almost 7.4% of all such companies - which is higher than the 5.3% exit rate of tech companies in general.

This sector includes companies offering software and services for enterprises to manage their IT infrastructure, software development, enterprise security, and data analytics.

Enterprise Infrastructure sector is also known as IT Infrastructure, Enterprise Stack or Enterprise Tools.

Companies providing product management tools, software modelling, application development and testing, build and deployment tools, IT maintenance support and implementation, enterprise networking, storage, servers, cloud computing, cybersecurity, Big Data and Business Intelligence, optimization solvers, web scraping, IT resellers and IT associations are included in this sector. Companies offering enterprise applications (marketing, HR, SCM, etc), IT Hardware, and software specifically for consumers (Generic memory tools such as Harddisk, pen drives, etc), Hi-Technology tools such as AI Infra, Cognitive Computing, Quantum Computing, etc., are excluded.

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Total Companies

1.37K

Top Companies

Apptio, Secure Code Warrior & more

Total Funding

Funded Companies

Series A+ Companies

Series C+ Companies

IPOs

Acquisitions

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IT Infrastructure or Enterprise Stack

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There are 1,372 Enterprise Infrastructure startups in Australia which include Apptio, Secure Code Warrior, Cyara, AirTrunk, QuintessenceLabs. Out of these, 223 startups are funded, with 137 having secured Series A+ funding.

Over the past 10 years, an average of 62 new companies have been launched annually. Notably, several of these startups have been founded by alumni of University of Oxford, National University of Singapore (NUS) and The University of Sydney.

1. Apptio

Cloud spend management platform for enterprises. It enables users to connect multi cloud, hybrid, or saas infrastructure with cloud financial management solutions to monitor and control the costs. It allows users to allocate cloud spending across products, cost centers, business units, and more. Offering includes IT planning, resource management, program management, and more.

Key facts about Apptio

Founded Year: 2007
Location: Bellevue (United States)
Stage: Acquired
Total Funding till date: $136M
Investors: Shasta Ventures, T. Rowe Price and 12 Others
Latest Funding Round: Conventional Debt, Mar 23, 2018, $*****
Tracxn Score: 74/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 1 of 307 Competitors

2. Secure Code Warrior

Provider of secure coding platform for developer risk management solutions. The platform delivers hands-on missions and contextual tools for developers to build secure software. It offers self-paced learning, customized curriculums, skills assessments, and tournaments. The platform helps align team capabilities with secure-by-design standards, driving effective software development. It also provides integrations with developer tools and security tools.

Key facts about Secure Code Warrior

Founded Year: 2015
Location: Sydney (Australia)
Stage: Series C
Total Funding till date: $101M
Investors: Paladin Capital, Goldman Sachs Investment Partners and 6 Others
Latest Funding Round: Series C, Jul 13, 2023, $*****
Tracxn Score: 74/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 1 of 931 Competitors

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3. Cyara

Omnichannel customer experience testing and monitoring platform. Provides a platform which allows users to design and test the customer experience across multiple customer interaction media channels, and across the entire technical architecture. Solutions include IVR and speech performance, contact centre, voice biometrics, web interactions testing, and monitoring. It also provides active monitoring of the customer's environment from self-service applications to the agent desktop.

Key facts about Cyara

Founded Year: 2006
Location: Redwood City (United States)
Stage: Series D
Total Funding till date: $375M
Investors: PeakSpan, Greenspring Associates and 2 Others
Latest Funding Round: Series D, Jan 31, 2022, $*****
Tracxn Score: 66/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 1 of 78 Competitors

4. AirTrunk

Provider of data center colocation solutions. The platform designs, builds, and operates data centers for cloud, content, and enterprise customers. Its hyperscale model supports capacity deployment in real time.

Key facts about AirTrunk

Founded Year: 2015
Location: Sydney (Australia)
Stage: Acquired
Total Funding till date: $732M
Investors: Goldman Sachs, TPG and 7 Others
Latest Funding Round: Grant (prize money), Dec 05, 2020, $*****
Tracxn Score: 65/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 1 of 28 Competitors

5. QuintessenceLabs

Provider of quantum encryption technology-based data security solutions. The products include quantum true number generators, enterprise-wide key and policy managers, and vendor-neutral software development kit. The features of the product include file encryption for cloud and network, mobile devices, random number generation, etc.

Key facts about QuintessenceLabs

Founded Year: 2008
Location: Canberra (Australia)
Stage: Series B
Total Funding till date: $52.7M
Investors: Westpac, Telus and 23 Others
Latest Funding Round: Series B, Apr 05, 2025, $*****
Tracxn Score: 64/100 What is this?
Competitors Rank: 1 of 175 Competitors

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Companies founded year-on-year in the Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia

118 Enterprise Infrastructure startups in Australia were founded in 2020 - this is the most number of startups founded in any year in the last 10 years.

Total Number of Companies

Year	No. of companies
2025	1
2024	16
2023	29
2022	32
2021	69
2020	118
2019	91
2018	92
2017	93
2016	81

Stage-wise distribution of Enterprise Infrastructure sector companies in Australia

Out of the total 1,372 Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia, 223 have secured funding. Among them, 137 have reached Series A or higher, and 113 to Series B or beyond.

Founded - 1,372

Funded - 223

Series A+ - 137

Series B+ - 113

Series C+ - 108

Company Stage	No. of companies
Founded	1,372
Funded	223
Series A+	137
Series B+	113
Series C+	108

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Total funding year-on-year in the Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia

The Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia saw a total funding of more than $4.45B in the last 10 years. The most amount of funding was in 2018 at more than $1.07B.

Total Funding

Year	Total Funding
2025	$277M
2024	$64.9M
2023	$88.4M
2022	$546M
2021	$277M
2020	$537M
2019	$752M
2018	$1.07B
2017	$769M

Recent Funding Rounds in Enterprise Infrastructure in Australia

In the year 2025, till December 2025, Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia have raised $619M in equity funding across 9 rounds. In the same period last year (i.e. till December 2024), Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia had raised $59.9M across 5 rounds. So, 2025 has seen a 933.04% rise in funding in Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia as compared to 2024.

Here are some recent, important funding rounds in Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia:

Company	Round Raised	Amount Raised	Funding Date	Investors
Kasada	Series C	3852	Dec 11, 2025	EQT
Firmus	Series E	2182	Nov 14, 2025	Nvidia and 1 more
Octopus Deploy	Series D	2888	Oct 08, 2025	Insight Partners
Firmus	Series D	7840	Sep 16, 2025	Ellerston Capital and 1 more
Nitric	Series A	7435	Jul 01, 2025	-

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Cisco Investments is the top investor in Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia based on number of companies invested.

Here are some top investors in Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia:

Investor	Location	Top Portfolio Companies
Cisco Investments	San Jose (United States)	Apptio and Secure Code Warrior
In-Q-Tel	Washington, DC (United States)	QuintessenceLabs, Kasada and Zetaris
Felicis Ventures	Menlo Park (United States)	Redactive
Adams Street Partners	Beijing (China)	-
TPG	Fort Worth (United States)	AirTrunk

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In the year 2025, till December 2025, 4 acquisitions happened in Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia. Last year, in 2024, a total of 7 acquisitions happened in Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia.

Here are some recent, important acquisitions in Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia:

Company	Acquisition Type	Acquisition Date	Acquirers
OrganiseIT	Business Acquisition	Dec 18, 2025	Javln
GreenSquareDC	Business Acquisition	Mar 06, 2025	Partners Group
Cog Systems	Business Acquisition	Mar 03, 2025	Riverside Research
Assetnote	Business Acquisition	Jan 29, 2025	Searchlight Security
iSeek Communications	Business Acquisition	Nov 14, 2024	HMC Capital

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Acquisition trends in Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia

Here are the acquisition trends in Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia:

Total Number of Acquisitions

Year	No. of companies
2025	3
2024	7
2023	7
2022	5
2021	11
2020	10
2019	11
2018	5
2017	3
2016	5

In the year 2021, till December 2021, 3 IPOs happened in Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia.

Here are some recent, important IPOs in Enterprise Infrastructure sector in Australia:

Company	IPO Date	Exchange Symbol
RocketBoots	Dec 07, 2021	Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)
ActivePort	Oct 20, 2021	Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)
Mawson Infrastructure Group	Sep 29, 2021	National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations (NASDAQ)
AUCloud	Dec 14, 2020	Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)
Nuix	Dec 04, 2020	Australian Securities Exchange (ASX)

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Companies founded by alumni from top colleges in the Enterprise Infrastructure in Australia

Most number of Enterprise Infrastructure startups in Australia have been founded by alumni from University of Oxford, National University of Singapore (NUS) and The University of Sydney.

College	No. of companies
University of Oxford	3
National University of Singapore (NUS)	2
The University of Sydney	2
Carnegie Mellon University	1
Cornell University	1
Dublin City University	1
London School of Economics and Political Science	1
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1
Melbourne Business School	1
RMIT University	1

Total funding in Enterprise Infrastructure companies founded by alumni from top colleges in Australia

In the last 10 years, Melbourne Business School and The University of Melbourne graduates' Enterprise Infrastructure companies in Australia have raised the most funding among top colleges, and The University of New South Wales alumni are third.

College	Total Funding
Melbourne Business School	$375M
The University of Melbourne	$375M
The University of New South Wales	$101M
The University of Sydney	$101M
Stanford Business School	$56.2M
Stanford University	$56.2M
University of Oxford	$1.12M
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	$155K
Carnegie Mellon University	-
Cornell University	-