SPREAD AI has raised Series B funding to expand internationally and enhance its platform, which helps manufacturers integrate and analyse product data to improve development efficiency and operational decision-making.
SPREAD AI has raised $30 million in Series B funding to support international expansion, enhance its platform capabilities, and strengthen its position across key industries. The round included new investors such as DTCP Growth, IQT, OTB Ventures, Salesforce, and Thesiger Capital, alongside angel investor Christian Schulz. Existing backers, including HV Capital and Nauta Capital, also participated.
The investment deepens the company’s collaboration with Salesforce, combining SPREAD’s product data capabilities with Salesforce’s Customer 360 platform to help address the gap between customer expectations, engineering, and operational execution.
SPREAD’s platform integrates and contextualises product-related data across the entire lifecycle, from design through to production and operations. By connecting structured and unstructured data across enterprise systems, it enables the creation of “Product Twins” that help engineering and operations teams understand dependencies, assess trade-offs, and make decisions more efficiently.
The company works with global manufacturers across industries, including automotive, aerospace and defence, and industrial equipment, and reports that its platform has contributed to faster development cycles, improved troubleshooting times, and significant cost savings.
Commenting on the round, Robert Göbel, co-founder and co-CEO of SPREAD, said:
Working with Salesforce gives us the reach to bring Engineering Intelligence to the industrial companies that need it most: the teams developing, operating or servicing defence systems, vehicles, and industrial machinery. Together, we’re making sense of industrial data scattered across a sprawl of legacy systems with our AI-native data foundation that lets engineering, sales and service teams decide and act with speed and confidence. This is Industrial AI delivering tangible impact.
Philipp Noll, co-founder and co-CEO, added that the focus is on helping manufacturers operate more efficiently by providing an AI-native foundation built on existing engineering data and designed to support long-term performance.
The investment comes as European policymakers place increasing emphasis on AI capabilities in strategic industries, with initiatives aimed at strengthening regional leadership in industrial AI. SPREAD is positioning its platform to support manufacturers globally with data-driven operations aligned with European standards for transparency and data protection.