All Brands Owned by Xero Limited

What does Xero own?

The company owns the Xero accounting platform, Melio (US B2B payments), Hubdoc (document collection), Planday (workforce scheduling), and Syft (analytics). These are integrated into the Xero platform, with Melio retaining its brand in US payments.

Is Xero publicly traded?

Yes. Xero Limited trades on the Australian Securities Exchange under ticker XRO, its primary listing since 2018. It originally listed on the NZX in 2007 and has a market capitalization in the NZ$20 billion-plus range.

Who founded Xero?

Rod Drury and Hamish Edwards founded Xero in Wellington, New Zealand, in 2006. Drury, who self-funded early development from his AfterMail exit, served as CEO until 2018 and remains a major shareholder and director.

Where is Xero headquartered?

The company is headquartered in Wellington, New Zealand, with major offices in Auckland, Melbourne, London, Toronto, and Denver, and the Melio operation in New York.

How many brands does Xero own?

Five principal brands: the core Xero platform plus Melio, Hubdoc, Planday, and Syft, all acquired to extend the small business software ecosystem.

Who owns Xero?

Public shareholders own the company. Founder Rod Drury holds a significant individual stake, and institutional investors across Australia, New Zealand, and internationally hold the remainder. No controlling shareholder exists.

How much revenue does Xero make?

Xero reported operating revenue of NZ$2.753 billion for fiscal 2026 (year ended March 31, 2026), up 31 percent, with adjusted EBITDA of NZ$757.4 million and net profit of NZ$167.4 million.