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Qoria (ASX:QOR), a K-12 digital safety company, has struggled amid the software sell-off and a pending merger. In July 2026, NorthStar described Qoria as the genuine product-led leader in US K-12 digital safety, with more than 20% US market share and 40% in the UK, covering around 30 million students. Seneca, which admits being long and wrong publicly, believes that if a proposed merger with US company Aura goes through, Qoria's balance sheet issues will be resolved. NorthStar noted the merger implies about 40 cents per share. Eley Griffiths said it had not foreseen the software rout. Qoria operates in the Information Technology sector within the Software industry, and Thesis Tracker has captured 40 comments from 16 fund managers, including NorthStar, Seneca and Eley Griffiths. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in West Perth, Qoria provides online safety, filtering, classroom management and wellbeing software to schools and parents globally.
Company figures as of 15 Oct 2026. For information only.
Fund managers including Firetrail Investments, Ellerston Capital, Wilson Asset Management, Seneca Financial Solutions, Tamim Funds Management, Maple-Brown Abbott, Eley Griffiths Group, Tyndall Asset Management, Ausbil Investment Management, LSN Capital Partners, Solaris Investment Management, Perennial Partners, Paradice Investment Management, Prime Value Asset Management, Quest Asset Partners and NorthStar Impact Funds have invested in Qoria Ltd (ASX:QOR).
NorthStar and Seneca highlight Qoria's market leadership in US and UK K-12 digital safety, with around 30 million students covered, and a proposed merger with Aura that could resolve balance sheet issues.
Seneca and Eley Griffiths note significant losses during the software sell-off and balance sheet concerns, with the Aura merger implying a price of only around 40 cents per share.
Qoria Ltd. is an Australian-based company founded in 2014 by Timothy David Levy, Ben Trigger, Paul Robinson, and Crispin Marcel Swan. Headquartered in West Perth, the firm specializes in developing a cloud-based parental control platform. The company's primary objective is to create an integrated system capable of managing comprehensive parental control functions through a scalable, cloud-delivered application.
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11,356 comments from 164 managers on 761 companies, snapshot 15 Oct 2026.