FYLD Raises $41M Series B for AI Infrastructure Tech

The infrastructure sector's digital transformation is gaining significant momentum with FYLD, an artificial intelligence platform designed to enhance frontline operations, announcing a substantial $41 million Series B funding round. This capital infusion is earmarked for accelerating the deployment of its technology across large-scale infrastructure projects, aiming to bring greater operational certainty to high-risk fieldwork in critical industries like energy, construction, and water management.

Leading this investment is Energy Impact Partners LP (EIP), a prominent global energy investor, joined by European growth equity specialist Partech through its Growth Impact Fund. This funding follows a period of robust expansion for FYLD, which concluded 2025 with an impressive 82% year-over-year growth. The company's technology leverages AI to analyze real-time field data, primarily through short video captures by field teams, identifying potential safety, quality, and delivery risks before they impact project timelines or budgets. This proactive approach replaces traditional reactive management, offering a significant advantage in complex operational environments.

Shelley Copsey, CEO and co-founder of FYLD, highlighted the market's clear demand for such solutions, stating, "The momentum we’re seeing reflects a clear shift: infrastructure leaders know reactive management of their frontline workforce has never worked at scale." She further elaborated that their platform is now instrumental for organizations managing tens of thousands of field workers, where predictable, first-time-right delivery is paramount. The AI-driven insights not only optimize operations but also contribute to enhanced fieldworker safety, a critical concern across the industry.

The strategic importance of FYLD's technology is underscored by the increasing demands on infrastructure development, driven by factors such as the rapid expansion of data centers and the broader energy transition. Matthias Dill, EIP's Managing Partner for Europe, commented on this synergy, noting, "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." He emphasized FYLD's role in uplifting fieldworker capacity and safety through its video-based AI tools, delivering a direct return on investment.

FYLD's recent expansion into the U.S. market has seen it onboard major industry players including Kiewit Corporation, Quanta Services, Emery Sapp & Sons, and Sulzer, alongside established partners like Ferrovial. The company anticipates that over 40% of its total revenue will originate from the U.S. by the close of 2026, signaling a significant shift in its geographic focus. This growth trajectory is further supported by the company's recent operational milestones, including becoming an industry standard in the UK, with its platform deployed across a majority of the nation's utility networks.

The company's commitment to innovation is further evidenced by the expansion of its 'ShowMe' feature, designed to expedite utility response times and improve customer satisfaction. FYLD has also bolstered its leadership team with key appointments, including Mohan Sadashiva as Chief Product and Technology Officer and Lee Griffin as Chief Revenue Officer, to drive product development and commercial expansion. The company's recognition in the Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Frontline Worker Technologies 2025 and various industry accolades further validate its position as a leader in frontline intelligence.

With this new funding, FYLD is well-positioned to capitalize on the growing need for digital solutions in the infrastructure sector, a market segment that has historically lagged in technological adoption. The company's ability to demonstrate rapid time-to-value, often within weeks of deployment, contrasts sharply with the lengthy implementation cycles typical of legacy software. This agility, combined with its AI-powered capabilities and strong investor backing from Energy Impact Partners LP, Partech, and existing investor Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, positions FYLD for continued global leadership and impact.