"We are currently working with a number of other large technology companies that plan to list in early 2015,"Mr Warburton said.
One company Macquarie is advising is Singaporean online real estate portal PropertyGuru,which Mr Warburton confirmed is targeting a listing in 2015.
"Expect to see an increase in the number of south-east Asian technology companies listing in Australia,"he said.
The listing of OzForex in 2013 kicked off the strongest wave of local large tech listings since thedot.com crash in 2001,including 3P Learning,Urbanise and now Aconex.
"Over the past decade,investors have seen online businesses like Seek.com,Carsales.com and Realestate.com grow in to multibillion-dollar companies that are global market leaders,"Mr Warburton said."So the willingness of investors to put in the work to understand the more complicated models used to value high-growth internet businesses is growing."
Aconex will be the biggest float of an unprofitable technology company in the history of the local market. At listing the company will have a market capitalisation of $312 million.
"The Aconex deal represents the next stage in the development of Australia's equity capital markets. It proves that the local bourse can compete with the Nasdaq in attracting globally significant companies,"Mr Warburton said.
"It also shows that while the pricing has to be competitive,Australian investors are becoming more willing to accept valuations based on revenue multiples,rather than the traditional emphasis on profit."
Founded in 2000,Aconex is today considered the market leader in collaboration software for the global construction industry. The company has offices in 22 countries,serving customers in more than 70 countries. Profits from the Australian operations have been plunged into offshore expansion,with the group forecast to record a net profit in the year ahead.
Major international projects using the platform include the expansion of the Panama Canal,Hong Kong International Airport,Dubai Metro,Singapore's Marina Bay Sands and Battersea Power Station.