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ShaBaas Pay, an Australian company, specializes in payment solutions. It offers secure, real-time transaction services for businesses, along with cashback rewards for consumers. The company's app provides free digital invoices, receipts, and requires no rental or maintenance fees, ensuring a cost-effective and seamless payment experience.

Our Leg Up is dedicated to addressing wealth inequality in Australia, primarily driven by home ownership challenges. The company has developed a prop-tech platform that connects prospective home buyers with property owners who have equity in their real estate. By unlocking this hidden source of investment capital, Our Leg Up enables established homeowners to generate returns on their equity without incurring any cash outlay. The platform also collaborates with partner banks to offer competitive home loan products, thereby reducing risk and enhancing profit margins. This innovative approach aims to assist aspiring homeowners who qualify for a prime mortgage but struggle with low deposits, ultimately facilitating access to home ownership and contributing to a more equitable financial landscape.

SunGreenH2 is a company focused on producing green hydrogen through advanced nanotechnology and proprietary electrolysis systems. Founded in 2020 and headquartered in Singapore, with additional offices in Melbourne and London, the company has developed a modular and scalable electrolyser stack that enables efficient on-site hydrogen production using only sunlight and water. This innovative approach results in zero emissions and significantly reduces costs, facilitating the widespread adoption of green hydrogen across various sectors, including transportation, energy storage, and specialty chemicals. With over a decade of research in electrochemistry and nanotechnology, SunGreenH2 aims to unlock sustainable and scalable hydrogen solutions for industries worldwide.

Row Nation is a fitness technology company that specializes in indoor rowing. It offers an app that provides users with a variety of workouts, challenges, and training programs, along with access to technique information and a community of fellow rowers. The app allows users to track their progress, set goals, and share achievements, fostering motivation and accountability. Row Nation aims to expand its features to include group rowing, leaderboard challenges, and international events, starting with Australia and eventually going global.

We provide insurers, their health providers and customers a health platform to optimise rehabilitation from injury, assist in the prevention of injury and chronic disease comorbidities such as arthritis, diabetes, heart disease and mental health disorders, and facilitate the ongoing self management of health. Problem: Delayed intervention, suboptimal healthcare, lack of trusted information, and adverse lifestyle factors are key reasons why patients have ongoing musculoskeletal conditions (e.g. neck and low back pain) and develop chronic diseases. 83% of health insurer outgoings are spent on claims, making them reliant on customers achieving timely recovery from ill health and maintenance of good health in order to remain financially viable. The insurer currently has limited ability to influence this as they are disconnected from their customers. Solution: TrackActive will provide an exercise rehabilitation, early intervention, and prevention application, incorporating wearable technology and behavioural science, to address the needs of customers with, or at risk of, musculoskeletal conditions and chronic diseases. This will decrease reliance on health providers and reduce claims costs. It will compliment the existing TrackActive rehabilitation platform to be a complete self management solution for the customer. TrackActive may also improve satisfaction and retention of customers with their insurer. Traction: The TrackActive rehabilitation platform was developed and launched in March 2015. An Australian Government grant, 26 000 patients across 11 countries, 70 data parameters, a content licencing partnership with Johnson & Johnson, and early relationships with insurers highlights the ability of TrackActive to deliver effective digital healthcare solutions. Competitive Advantage: TrackActive has acquired unique knowledge through extensive exercise research reviews and intelligence from two years of data collection to expand its offering to ‘self service’ early intervention and prevention solutions for insurance customers. Additionally, as rehabilitation can act as a trigger to lifestyle change and ongoing wellness in patients, TrackActive is well positioned to own this customer experience due to the traction achieved with its existing rehabilitation platform. Revenue Model: TrackActive will charge a fee to insurers based on the number of active customers using the application and access levels to data insights. TrackActive also currently receives subscription revenue from health clinics using the rehabilitation platform, as well as content licencing fees with third party, non-competing organisations.

Parkable is a parking management platform based in Auckland, New Zealand, founded in 2014. The company offers a mobile application that allows users to find, reserve, and pay for parking spaces, including those in residential properties. Parkable enables property owners to rent out their parking spaces for an hourly rate and collects a percentage of the earnings as a service fee. The platform also provides tools for businesses and administrators to manage parking across multiple locations, offering features such as electric vehicle charger management, gate access, automatic number plate recognition, visitor parking, and occupancy tracking. By improving parking experiences and increasing occupancy rates, Parkable helps reduce administrative burdens and generate additional revenue for its clients.