London-based FYLD, an AI-powered intelligence platform for the infrastructure sector, closed a $41 mn Series B round led by Energy Impact Partners, with Partech participating.
The capital will support expansion of its AI platform designed to improve safety and predictability in high-risk infrastructure environments.
The raise follows 82% year-over-year growth. Management said infrastructure operators overseeing large field workforces now treat operational certainty as a financial requirement rather than a compliance afterthought.
FYLD replaces static field forms with short video submissions captured by frontline teams. Its AI analyzes footage in real time to detect safety and quality risks before escalation.
Managers receive live visibility across distributed job sites without increasing supervisory headcount. Each action generates a documented audit trail, simplifying compliance and recordkeeping.
Clients report measurable results. Serious worksite injuries and incidents have declined by up to 48%, according to the company. Deployment timelines run short, with some customers reaching operational value within four weeks.
According to Beinsure, infrastructure operators increasingly favor systems that demonstrate near-term return on investment rather than multi-year software rollouts.
The US now anchors FYLD’s expansion strategy. In 2025, the company added clients including Kiewit Corporation and Quanta Services.
Management expects more than 40% of total revenue to originate in the US by the end of 2026.
Energy Impact Partners’ European Managing Partner Matthias Dill cited large-scale infrastructure build-outs, including data-center expansion, as a driver of demand for productivity tools.
Partech General Partner Rémi Said described FYLD as a category leader in a sector historically underserved by advanced technology.
In 2025, FYLD expanded across 12 of the UK’s 18 water networks and added a Chief Product and Technology Officer and a Chief Revenue Officer to its executive team.
The company also received recognition from Deloitte’s UK Technology Fast 50 and Gartner’s Hype Cycle for Frontline Worker Technologies.
With fresh funding, FYLD plans to deepen product development and extend geographic reach. The company positions AI-enabled operational intelligence as a structural shift in infrastructure management rather than a workflow upgrade.
