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Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Investor profile

Commonwealth Bank of Australia has backed 2 European tech companies across 3 funding rounds between 2020 and 2023, joining rounds totalling €1.3B. Most active in Fintech and Energy. Data as of 4 Nov 2026.

Deals
3
distinct rounds
Companies
2
backed
Active span
2020–2023
4 yrs
Total round €
€1.3B
sum of rounds joined

Deals by year

distinct rounds / year
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — deals by year — interactive chart.
Data table
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — deals by year
20201
20221
20231

Top sectors

by deals
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — top sectors — interactive chart.
Data table
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — top sectors
Fintech2
Energy1

Stages

by deals
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — stages — interactive chart.
Data table
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — stages
Other2
Debt1

Countries

by deals
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — countries — interactive chart.
Data table
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — countries
Sweden2
UK1

Co-investment network

shared rounds
Co-investment network — interactive chart.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia — 3 dealsCommonwealth Bank of AustraliaABN AMRO — 1 shared deals · click to openABN AMROBestseller — 1 shared deals · click to openBestsellerCanada Pension Plan Investment Board — 1 shared deals · click to openCanada Pension Plan Investment BoardING — 1 shared deals · click to openINGIntesa Sanpaolo — 1 shared deals · click to openIntesa SanpaoloMubadala Capital — 1 shared deals · click to openMubadala CapitalSequoia Capital — 1 shared deals · click to openSequoia CapitalSilver Lake — 1 shared deals · click to openSilver Lake

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Portfolio

top 30 by total round €
CompanyCountryRoundsTotal €
KlarnaSweden2€1.0B
Low CarbonUK1€357M

Biggest deals

top 10 by amount
CompanyStageAmountDate
KlarnaOther€792M2022-07
Low CarbonDebt€357M2023-05
KlarnaOther€182M2020-01
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