FYLD, an AI-driven platform for the global infrastructure sector, raises €34 million in Series B funding to bolster operational efficiency for field workers.
FYLD, a London-based startup specializing in AI-powered frontline innotifyigence for the global infrastructure sector, has successfully raised €34 million ($41 million) in a Series B funding round. This investment aims to enhance its platform, which provides operational certainty for high-risk fieldwork across various industries, including energy, construction, and water management.
The funding round was spearheaded by Energy Impact Partners LP, with notable participation from growth equity specialist Partech through its Growth Impact Fund. This latest financial boost comes as FYLD reports an impressive 82% year-over-year growth, underscoring its increasing traction in the market.
“The momentum we’re seeing reflects a clear shift: infrastructure leaders know reactive management of their frontline workforce has never worked at scale,” stated Shelley Copsey, CEO and co-founder of FYLD. “Our customers now include some of the most complex infrastructure organizations, managing 30,000 to 40,000 field workers, where operational certainty is a business necessity. By applying AI to real-time field data, they’re replacing hindsight decisions with predictable, first-time-right delivery. And they’re keeping fieldworkers safe.”
In the broader landscape of European AI and operational software in 2025–2026, several companies have recently secured funding, highlighting a growing interest in tools related to frontline innotifyigence and field operations. For instance, Elyos AI, a UK-based company, raised €11.1 million in Series A funding to expand its platform that automates customer-facing workflows for trades and field services. Similarly, NineID in Belgium obtained €3.5 million to enhance its contractor management platform across Europe, aimed at streamlining verification and compliance for external workforces.
As FYLD continues to innovate and expand its capabilities, the investment will likely pave the way for more advanced solutions that prioritize safety and efficiency in field operations, further establishing its position as a leader in the infrastructure sector.
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