FYLD, an AI-powered frontline intelligence platform for the global infrastructure sector out of London, announced a €34 million ($41 million) Series B round to scale its platform delivering operational certainty for distributed, high-risk fieldwork in energy, construction, water and more.
The round was led by Energy Impact Partners LP with participation from growth equity specialist Partech through its Growth Impact Fund. The raise comes as FYLD closed out another year of global momentum with 82% year-over-year growth.
“The momentum we’re seeing reflects a clear shift: infrastructure leaders know reactive management of their frontline workforce has never worked at scale,” says Shelley Copsey, CEO and co-founder of FYLD. “Our customers now include some of the most complex infrastructure organisations, 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 European AI and operational-software landscape in 2025–2026, there have been several funding rounds for companies building tools adjacent to FYLD’s focus on frontline intelligence and field operations.
UK-based Elyos AI secured a €11.1 million Series A to scale its platform of AI agents that automate customer-facing workflows for trades and field services, helping trades businesses (plumbers, electricians, HVAC, facilities operators) handle calls, bookings and communications more efficiently while reducing manual admin tasks.
Meanwhile in Belgium, NineID raised €3.5 million to expand its contractor management platform across the European market, streamlining verification and compliance for external workforces and reducing administrative burden for companies that work with large numbers of subcontractors.
These funding rounds, although smaller in scale compared with FYLD’s €34 million Series B, show sustained investor interest in AI-enabled tools that improve operational workflows and field-oriented business processes.
Together, they illustrate a pattern in 2025–2026 of investment into software that reduces manual work, enhances field and external workforce efficiency, and supports compliance and operational quality in distributed business environments.
“At EIP, we collaborate with more than 80 strategic partners to identify the key challenges in building a better energy future and work with innovative companies developing solutions to address them,” adds Matthias Dill, EIP’s Managing Partner for Europe. “The data-center boom and other demand-drivers result in massive build out of energy infrastructure. This requires new levels of productivity and safety for fieldworkers. FYLD is making this possible through their video-based AI tools that uplift fieldworker capacity and safety and provide direct ROI.”
Founded in 2020, FYLD is an AI-powered frontline intelligence platform for the global infrastructure sector helping organisations “deliver every job right the first time“. FYLD embeds AI-powered, real-time operational risk detection and live visibility into the flow of work – reportedly reducing rework, delays, compliance exposure, and cost while enabling scale.
FYLD turns frontline work into a real-time source of operational intelligence. Field teams capture short videos instead of completing static forms, and FYLD’s AI analyses conditions to identify safety, quality, and delivery risks before they escalate. Managers get live visibility across jobs without adding site visits or headcount, and every action is automatically documented for compliance and audit purposes.
Since launch, FYLD says they have helped customers decrease serious worksite injuries and incidents by up to 48%. Customers have also made substantial productivity gains with time to value – as short as just four weeks from deployment – bucking the industry trend from legacy software providers which take many years to deploy.
“At Partech Impact, we invest in impact-native category champions with the ambition and maturity to scale,” explains Rémi Said, General Partner at Partech. “FYLD is tackling large-scale infrastructure projects, a category that has been underserved by technology for decades. Its strong ROI for customers, AI-powered product, and robust go-to-market engine give us confidence that FYLD can emerge as a global leader, driving sustainable impact across its value chain.”
In 2025, FYLD expanded its US footprint, adding customers including Kiewit Corporation, Quanta Services, Emery Sapp & Sons, and Sulzer, alongside longstanding partners such as Ferrovial – all adopting FYLD to run safer, more productive, and more predictable field operations.
More than 40% of FYLD’s total revenue is expected to be generated in the US by the end of 2026.
Read the orginal article: https://www.eu-startups.com/2026/02/ai-field-operations-startup-fyld-lands-e34-million-for-its-london-based-frontline-intelligence-platform/
