NetX

NetX invests from Seed through Growth stages, per the firm's stated strategy. This includes Seed, Start-up, and Growth-phase companies, allowing the firm to deploy capital across the early-stage lifecycle. The multi-stage approach provides flexibility to follow portfolio companies through multiple funding rounds rather than exiting at a single liquidity point.

The firm targets enterprise software, artificial intelligence and machine learning, fintech, digital health, and climate technology. These sectors reflect a thesis built around software-driven businesses and capital-efficient technology models that can scale internationally from a New Zealand or Australian base. The climate technology focus includes emissions reduction and energy transition infrastructure.

NetX sources directly within the New Zealand and Australian technology ecosystems, leveraging its local presence to access companies that are often overlooked by global or Australian-domiciled funds. The firm's on-the-ground position enables early identification of startups emerging from New Zealand's university, research, and accelerator networks, as well as referrals from the concentrated professional services and venture advisory community in Auckland.

Yes, the firm participates in co-investment structures alongside Australian and global venture and growth equity managers. This co-investment posture allows NetX to access larger rounds and international syndicates while maintaining concentrated positions in its portfolio companies. Specific co-investors and deal syndicates have not been publicly detailed by the firm.

NetX is structured as an asset manager operating as a private equity firm, not a single-family office. It manages external capital through a fund-style vehicle rather than a single-family balance sheet. The firm's registered domain (netx.fund) and its classification as a private equity asset manager support this institutional structure, though specific fund vintages and limited partners have not been publicly disclosed.