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Investing in Trade & Distribution technology.

Superseed is a venture capital fund backing early-stage founders in trade and distribution - bringing industry experience, customer access and hands-on support to help you scale.

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Built for the complexity of trade and distribution.

Housing demand, ageing assets and labour shortages are shaping how construction needs to work.

More housing

Technology helping deliver more homes, faster and more affordably.

Maintain what matters

Improving how we repair, replace and extend the life of existing assets.

Infrastructure uplift

Tools helping deliver major infrastructure with greater coordination and productivity.

Labour shortage

Automation and intelligent workflows helping the industry do more with fewer skilled workers.

Superseed with Reece Group

Embedded in the industry.

Superseed is backed by the Reece Group - one of the world's leading plumbing and building materials distributors.

Customers globally

Integrated with the Reece network across trade and distribution.

Distribution locations

Access operators, branches and teams embedded in the industry.

AU / NZ / US

Deep relationships across construction and building materials markets.

Embedded access

Real-world access to test, refine and grow alongside the industry.

PilotTest
PartnerRefine
ScaleGrow

Where we invest

We invest where technology can remove friction, improve decisions and make trade businesses more productive.

Frictionless Procurement

Simplifying how materials are discovered, priced, ordered and fulfilled across trade and distribution.

AI-Driven Supply Chain

Improving inventory visibility, demand planning, logistics and operational decision-making.

Future Tradie

Helping trade businesses build teams, manage work and improve how the job gets done.

Backing category leaders redefining trade distribution.

Investing beyond capital.

Over two decades partnering with high-growth companies and building venture within a global distribution leader.

Building the future of trade and distribution?