Significant Capital Ventures
Est. dry powder
$1M
Raised, not yet invested
AUM
$18.3M
Assets under management
Latest fund
$17.8M
Significant Capital Ventures Fund
Est. cheque size
$178K–
From fund sizes
Deals, last 12 months
1
Last seen investing Apr 2026
About Significant Capital Ventures
Significant Capital Ventures (SCV) is an innovation venture fund jointly established by Australian National University (ANU) and Hindmarsh. The fund focuses on early-stage investments in Australia to encourage innovation and economic growth in Canberra. The fund invests in the industries of information technology, deep tech, food, advanced materials, and health tech
- Type
- Venture Capital Firm
- Headquarters
- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
- Stages
- SeedSeries ASeries BSeries CEarly Stage
- Est. cheque size
- $178K–$890K
- Sectors
- Information Technology
- Regions
- Australasia
Where they invest
From deals and portfolio companies on record
Most frequent rounds
- Series A8
- Seed7
- Series B1
- Series C1
Across 25 deals
Portfolio sectors
- Software3
- Healthcare IT2
- Automobiles, Other Vehicles & Parts1
- Business Support Services1
- Chemicals1
Across 11 companies
Portfolio countries
- Australia10
- US1
Across 11 companies
Recent investments
Newest 5 of 25
- Series C$50M
Liquid Instruments Inc.
Apr 2026 · Series C
- Series A$5.8M
H3D
Sep 2025 · Series A
- Unspecified Round$3.5M
Visionary Machines
Jul 2025 · Unspecified Round
- Seed$4M
Earthodic Pty Ltd.
Oct 2024 · Seed
- Unspecified Round$4.6M
Vantari VR
Nov 2023 · Unspecified Round
Offices
1 location
- Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, AustraliaHQ
Questions about Significant Capital Ventures
How much does Significant Capital Ventures invest per deal?
Based on the size of its funds, Significant Capital Ventures writes estimated cheques of $178K–$890K. Lead cheques usually sit at the top of that range and follow-on cheques lower.
What stages does Significant Capital Ventures invest in?
Significant Capital Ventures has invested at Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C and Early Stage. Its most frequent rounds on record are Series A, Seed and Series B.