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Hydrexia develops hydrogen storage systems

Brisbane, AustraliaFounded 2006Energy

Valuation $50–100M Last recorded · 2013

Headcount <100 Current team size

Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding

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About Hydrexia

Hydrexia specializes in advanced hydrogen storage and transportation solutions, focusing on magnesium-based solid-state technology. The company serves clients in the hydrogen energy sector, including hydrogen refueling stations and industrial hydrogen users. Operating in the clean energy market, Hydrexia's business model revolves around the design, manufacturing, and sale of hydrogen storage equipment and refueling dispensers. Revenue is generated through the sale of these products and related services. Hydrexia's offerings emphasize safety, quality, and efficiency, featuring automated leak detection, comprehensive sensor monitoring, and modular designs to address industry pain points. Key products include the D3 series hydrogen refueling dispensers and magnesium-based hydrogen storage trailers.

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At a glance

Status: Operational
Founded: 2006
Headquarters: Brisbane, Australia
Employees: 31
Open positions: None listed
Dealroom signal: 69.3/100
Sub-industry: Clean Energy, Energy Storage
Sector: Energy, Hydrogen, Battery, Sustainable Development Goals, Climate Tech, Stationary Energy Storage, Hard Tech, DT and LS, science-based
Technology: Hardware, Deep Tech
Business model: Manufacturing
Client focus: b2b
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Funding history

5 recorded events

Company financing events and reported valuations.

Deal type	Date	Amount	Valuation	Investors	Source
GRANT✓Other financing	Oct 2023	$2K	—	MYStartup	↗
SERIES D✓Equity / VC	Sep 2023	—	—	SB China Capital · Qingdao Ocean Investment Group · Tsinghua Capital · Yixing Environment Science & Technology Fund	↗

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Hydrexia website traffic

Latest recorded traffic for Hydrexia is 190 monthly website visits, down 82.7% over the last three months. Hydrexia's team grew 14.8% over the past year.

Latest monthly visits190 3-month web change-82.7% 1-year team growth+14.8%

Monthly website visitsJan 2017–Jul 2026

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