Flyweel
Financial infrastructure for advertising spend, combining ad budget controls, spend cards and ad financing.
Private company- Sector
- Fintech
- Based in
- Brisbane, Australia
- Founded
- 2025
- Invested
- Jun 2026
Flyweel builds financial tools for businesses that rely on performance marketing. Its platform connects advertising performance data with finance, giving growth and finance teams real-time control over ad budgets, spend cards and bill payments in one place.
Its Performance Capital product funds advertising spend upfront, with repayments made as the resulting revenue comes in, so companies can keep campaigns running without tying up working capital.
Flyweel was founded in Brisbane in 2025 by Reuben Scheckter and Matteo Calo, who met through the Antler program. The company raised a pre-seed round led by Ten13, with participation from Antler and QIC.
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The portfolio spans 57 years of company founding
Intel, the oldest company on this list, was founded in 1968. Flyweel, a Brisbane ad-spend fintech, was founded in 2025. That's a 57-year gap between the oldest and newest holdings, sitting inside a portfolio of roughly 36 private companies and 28 public ones. The spread runs from half-century-old chipmakers to startups barely a year old.
Since this note:Intel −7.8%(S&P 500 −0.1%)
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The Aussie dollar slipped under 70 US cents this week
The RBA's official rate fell from 0.6977 to 0.6933 US dollars between 30 September and 2 October. That matters for Australian holdings like AutoGrab and Flyweel, whose cloud bills from Amazon and Microsoft are priced in US dollars while their revenue sits in Aussie ones. A softer dollar also means the US-heavy public basket is worth more back home, even before any share price moves.
Since this note:Amazon +1.0%Microsoft +1.0%(S&P 500 +0.6%)
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