AI field operations startup FYLD lands €34 million for its London-based frontline intelligence platform

February 18, 2026 at 11:29 AM UTC
EU-Startups
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AI field operations startup FYLD lands €34 million for its London-based frontline intelligence platform

**European AI Frontline Intelligence Sees Major Investment Surge** London-based FYLD has secured a significant €34 million ($41 million) Series B funding round for its AI-powered frontline intelligence platform. This capital injection, led by Energy Impact Partners LP and supported by Partech, will fuel the scaling of FYLD's technology, which aims to enhance operational certainty for high-risk fieldwork in sectors like energy and construction. The company’s impressive 82% year-over-year growth underscores a market shift towards proactive, AI-driven management of distributed workforces. FYLD's platform utilizes AI to analyze real-time field data, including video captured by frontline workers, to identify and mitigate operational risks. This approach replaces traditional hindsight-based management with predictable, first-time-right delivery, significantly improving safety and efficiency. By providing managers with live visibility without increasing site visits or headcount, FYLD reportedly reduces rework, delays, and compliance exposure, delivering tangible ROI and decreasing serious worksite incidents by up to 48%. This investment in FYLD reflects a broader trend of increasing investor confidence in European AI solutions for operational efficiency. Similar ventures like UK's Elyos AI, which raised €11.1 million for its AI agents automating trade workflows, and Belgium's NineID, with its €3.5 million raise for contractor management, highlight a strong demand for software that minimizes manual tasks and boosts the productivity of field and external workforces. These developments signal a growing European focus on digital sovereignty through the development of sophisticated, homegrown technological solutions.

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Published: February 18, 2026 at 11:29 AM UTC
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