KERB

Transaction Summary

Investment Highlights

Transaction Overview

KERB Holdings Company Pty Ltd is undertaking a US1 million to complete the current Series A Round (with US$3M out of US$4M already committed). 

The funding is intended to help KERB scale major global reseller partnerships, expand customer support across APAC, Europe and North America, and continue development of its KERB 2.0 and KERB 3.0 platforms, including Edge AI vehicle fingerprinting technology. KERB expects the Bridge Round to support its path to positive EBITDA and position the business for future strategic investment or acquisition.

USE OF FUNDS

• R&D: KERB 2.0 & KERB 3.0 platforms - including development of KERB's Edge AI vehicle fingerprinting computer vision technology.
• Business Development: Additional CS staff to support Amano and MRI software strategic partnerships in APAC, Europe and NAm; Consolidation of existing footprints in ANZ and South-East Asia.
• Revenue Amplification: This Bridge round will allow KERB to scale two company-defining global strategic re-seller partnerships. It takes KERB to positive EBITDA within 6-9 months, and toUSD30m TTV by mid- 2028; It also positions KERB for a strategic investment - or acquisition - by one of its strategic partners.

Company Overview

KERB is a technology company developing what it describes as “The Parking Operating System for Buildings & Infrastructure.” Its platform is designed to help landlords, property owners, airports, ports, campuses, venues and car park operators modernise existing parking assets without needing to replace core infrastructure.

The company’s software operates as a digital layer on top of legacy parking systems, connecting traditional car park equipment to the cloud. This enables real-time data on occupancy, revenue, access, vehicle activity and operational performance, while reducing reliance on older hardware-led systems such as RFID cards, pay-on-foot machines and standalone card readers.

KERB’s model is hardware-agnostic, allowing it to integrate with existing parking infrastructure and broader property or building management systems. This makes the platform relevant for asset owners seeking to improve utilisation, reduce operating costs, increase visibility and unlock new revenue from under-optimised parking assets.

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