Assetora Posts First Positive Cashflow, Raises $3 Million from CloudTech
Assetora Limited has reopened its flagship fund under a new name, secured a $3 million strategic investment, and reported its first positive operating cashflow since adopting its fund-management model.
- Reopening and rebranding of DomaCom Fund to Assetora Investment Fund
- Secured $3 million private placement from CloudTech Group
- First positive operating cashflow of $84,000 for the September quarter
- Strong liquidity position with $561,000 cash and over $1 million in financing
- Plans to launch new sub-funds across multiple sectors in FY26
Fund Reopening Marks Operational Milestone
Assetora Limited (ASX, AOH) has taken a significant step forward by reopening its DomaCom Fund, now renamed the Assetora Investment Fund, after a closure that lasted over a year. This reopening restores the company’s ability to originate and manage new investment products across diverse sectors including real estate, private credit, health technology, and alternative assets. The move signals renewed confidence in Assetora’s platform and sets the stage for material revenue growth driven by management and performance fees.
Strategic Capital Injection from CloudTech
Adding to the momentum, Assetora secured a $3 million private placement from CloudTech Group Pty Ltd, a notable player in the digital-asset ecosystem. The investment is structured in two tranches, an immediate $500,000 tranche completed at $0.14 per share, and a conditional $2.5 million tranche dependent on the company’s ASX reinstatement and audited FY25 financials. This capital injection not only bolsters Assetora’s balance sheet but also underscores external confidence in its growth strategy and platform expansion plans.
Positive Cashflow and Financial Stability
For the September 2025 quarter, Assetora reported positive operating cashflows of $84,000, the first since transitioning to its fund-management model. This improvement was driven by investor receipts, government R&D rebates, and tighter cost controls. The company ended the quarter with $561,000 in cash and cash equivalents, alongside over $1 million in available financing facilities, providing a stable liquidity foundation as it heads into FY26.
Looking Ahead, Growth and Governance
With the fund reopened and capital secured, Assetora is poised to launch a series of new sub-funds across property, private credit, health technology, and AI/cybersecurity sectors in the coming year. The company also plans to deepen its investor base through retail, wholesale, and self-managed super fund channels, while continuing to strengthen governance and operational efficiency. The upcoming quarter will focus on completing the FY25 audit, advancing new fund launches, and navigating the ASX reinstatement process.
Bottom Line?
Assetora’s reopening and capital raise set a promising foundation, but ASX reinstatement remains a pivotal next step.
Questions in the middle?
- Will Assetora secure ASX reinstatement and complete the conditional $2.5 million tranche?
- How quickly can the company scale its new sub-funds and attract investor inflows?
- What impact will the rebranding have on investor perception and market positioning?
