Startup · $4.6m raised · Hardware
Melbourne, VIC
Programs: Taronga Group (Asset Impact 2026) · EnergyLab (2022 Climate Solutions Accelerator)
Every investor coverage indicates participated in a round Conry Tech raised.
| Investor | Rounds | Invested |
|---|---|---|
| Audacy | Seed | - |
| Bandera Capital | Pre-seed | - |
| Pacific Channel | Pre-seed | - |
| Taronga Group | Accelerator | - |
Companies Conry Tech acquired or merged with, per published coverage. Buying a company is not investing in one: nothing here counts in the deals column.
Stories naming Conry Tech. Where several outlets covered the same round, they are bundled under whichever ran the fullest account.
Taronga Group's RealTechX arm has chosen twelve startups from Australia and abroad for its 2026 Asset Impact program, pairing them with institutional real asset owners.
Taronga Group names twelve global startups for its 2026 Asset Impact innovation program, covering power, advanced materials and operations, working with corporate partners including Dexus and Frasers Property.
Conry Tech, a Melbourne-based cooling venture, has secured $3 million in seed capital led by climate investor Audacy to finish building its BullAnt air-conditioner and grow the team.
Melbourne climate tech firm Conry Tech has secured $3 million in seed capital led by Audacy to advance its BullAnt commercial air conditioner, on top of a smaller pre-seed raise in 2024.
An annual analysis of Victoria's startup funding landscape, reporting 2024 venture investment of $748 million over 130 deals, sector trends, gender milestones, and LaunchVic's ecosystem support.
Conry Tech, a Melbourne maker of low-emission air conditioning, banked $1.6 million pre-seed from Bandera Capital, with New Zealand VC Pacific Channel chipping in, to commercialise its modular cooling units.
EnergyLab's 2022 Climate Solutions Accelerator has taken ten Australian climate tech startups into its six-month program, backed by $750,000 in total pre-seed funding from angel investors, half again more than the prior year.
EnergyLab has picked ten Australian climate startups for its 2022 Climate Solutions Accelerator, a six-month program, with the group sharing $750,000 from angel investors.
Twenty-two CRC Projects share $47 million in grants, backed by $133 million in total investment, funding work on hydrogen storage, electric air transport, plant-based protein, orthotics and other industry research collaborations.
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