We’re thrilled to share a major milestone in the Felix journey.
Felix has officially acquired Nexvia, a leading project management SaaS solution tailored for SME’s in the construction industry. This strategic acquisition marks a significant step forward in our mission to deliver a more holistic and integrated solution for the construction supply chain.
Why Nexvia?
Nexvia is a powerful, project management and construction management software that simplifies processes and connects teams all-in-one platform.
Its comprehensive features include:
By bringing Nexvia into the Felix ecosystem, we’re combining our strengths to create a more seamless, end-to-end experience for all of our customers - boosting productivity, collaboration, and project visibility across teams and partners.
Fuelling growth with a $16M capital raise
To support this acquisition and further accelerate our product roadmap, Felix has also raised A$16 million. This funding will be used to:
This investment allows us to move faster, build smarter, and deliver even more value to our customers.
Looking ahead
We’re incredibly excited about what’s next. The acquisition of Nexvia and the capital raise both represent a bold step toward our vision of building a better way.
Thank you to our customers, partners, and team for being part of the journey. We’re just getting started.
"Our journey with Felix started with a conversation in November and evolved naturally. Both teams could see the same opportunity without forcing it. Felix’s vision and capability will take Nexvia to the next level."
– Robert Rowe, Nexvia Founder and Director
"We’re thrilled to welcome Nexvia into the Felix Group. We have been thoroughly impressed with the value Nexvia delivers to its customers - and are very excited to invest in the platform and resources to amplify the value proposition to Nexvia customers moving forward."
– Mike Davis, Felix Co-Founder and CEO
Bringing on a new contractor always carries some risk. Will they deliver on time? Are they financially stable? Do they carry the right insurance? Contractor prequalification is how procurement teams answer those questions before a contract is signed, rather than finding out the hard way mid-project.
Ask most procurement teams if their vendors are onboarded, the answer is yes. Ask if they are prequalified, and the answer gets a lot less certain. That gap – between having a vendor’s details and knowing who you’re working with – is where a lot of supply chain risk quietly lives.
Procurement teams are under increasing pressure to control costs, reduce risk, maintain compliance, and keep operations moving efficiently. At the same time, stakeholders expect faster decisions, better supplier visibility, and stronger governance across the purchasing process.
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