AI-native engineering
for demanding markets.

Onify is the group's engineering core and its largest revenue-generating business — and the origin of the shared capability the whole group draws on. It builds custom platforms, AI systems, data engineering and systems integration for global enterprises: the mission-critical, high-assurance work most vendors will not take on.

Its clients include Chubb, the global insurer; Thai Union, the world's largest producer of shelf-stable seafood; Hertz; and The Mall Group and Paragon, operators of Thailand's premier shopping centres. The group has also delivered national infrastructure for the Thai government, modernising social-security systems from mainframe to web.

Onify sells that capability directly to enterprises; the group's other three businesses put it to work in markets of their own. That is why InFocus can enter a regulated market with a finished platform instead of a plan.

Home of Codexa, a cloud-native, white-label iGaming platform licensed to operators.

Codexa is engineered for compliance across many of the world's gaming regulatory regimes — including Curaçao, Anjouan, Malta, Canada and the North American sweepstakes model — so an operator that licenses it can deploy in the regions it chooses. North American commercial launch is set for late 2026, into a sweepstakes segment where operators generated an estimated US$3.4 billion in net revenue in 2024, and from there into a global online gaming market worth US$88 billion in 2025 and forecast to more than double within the decade.

Codexa is not a licensed skin on someone else's stack. It ships with a proprietary RNG engine, blockchain-verified game fairness, an AI player concierge, and an AI-driven commercial and compliance backend that automates AML and KYC for every operator who licenses it. The group is applying for a number of patents pertaining to these unique proprietary product features.

Content and payments integrate the industry's tier-one suppliers — Evolution, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Ezugi and CQ9, aggregated via Hub88, with payments through Pay.io.

Australia's most comprehensive commercial view of grocery pricing — a live national dataset that the country's largest grocers buy to watch the market, delivered as enterprise datasets and weekly competitive intelligence.

Its clients are the retailers themselves: Coles, Woolworths, ALDI, Metcash, IGA, The Good Grocer, Petbarn and Australian Liquor Merchants.

Its consumer platform, Frugl, puts the same data directly in shoppers' hands and was recognised by the ACCC in its 2025 Supermarkets Inquiry — the kind of validation a pricing dataset cannot buy and almost never receives.

Established in 2025 with Mythos Group, an Asia-Pacific digital-asset house. Digital Ventures holds Bitcoin directly and through the Monochrome Bitcoin ETF.

It gives the group a balance-sheet position in the asset class its engineering already serves.