Infraspeak, an intelligent platform for facilities management, has successfully raised €18million in a Series B funding round led by Endeit Capital.
Infraspeak simplifies building management through its platform which ensures all stakeholders, including facility managers, service providers and on-site teams, remain connected.
Currently Infraspeak serves over 60,000 professional users and manages over 240,000 buildings globally. The investment is supporting the company’s mission to becoming the go-to platform for collaborative facilities management.
“At Infraspeak, we always look at funding rounds as new stepstones to accelerate our growth,” said Felipe Ávila da Costa, Co-Founder and CEO of Infraspeak. “The new funding will allow us to improve integration across all building operations, enhancing communication between facility managers, maintenance teams, and other stakeholders to boost efficiency.”
The investment will fuel Infraspeak’s ambitious growth plans with further expansion into key new markets including France, the DACH region and the Nordics.
The company plans to hire over 100 new team members in 2025 and investing in talent for key positions including Chief Revenue Officer, Growth Director or Enterprise Sales Director.
“We are proud to lead this round and support Infraspeak as they redefine the facilities management industry, particularly in the context of the ‘future of work,’ which focuses on digital transformation and enhanced productivity of modern Work, Workforce and Workplaces,” said Martijn Hamann, General Partner at growth capital Endeit Capital. “Infraspeak has developed a platform solution that goes beyond traditional facilities management by connecting every key player involved in the operation of a building, from facility managers, frontline maintenance teams to service providers. We see tremendous potential in Infraspeak’s ability to revolutionise and digitalise how facilities are maintained. This aligns with our focus on fostering innovation and digital transformation in industries with critical infrastructure needs.”
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