Buildots, a Tel Aviv-based pioneer in AI-driven construction management, has raised $45 million in a Series D funding round to advance its mission of transforming operational efficiency in the construction industry. The round was led by Qumra Capital with support from OG Venture Partners, TLV Partners, Poalim Equity, Future Energy Ventures, and Viola Growth—bringing the company’s total funding to $166 million.
The announcement comes during a period of unprecedented demand in the construction sector, spurred by a global boom in data centers, semiconductor fabs, and mega-project development. With persistent supply chain challenges and skilled labor shortages, Buildots’ platform provides a competitive edge through its use of AI and computer vision to track on-site progress, detect errors, and deliver predictive performance insights. The company claims its technology can reduce construction delays by up to 50% and unlock millions in cost savings per project.
CEO and co-founder Roy Danon emphasized the industry-wide implications of the raise: “Achieving operational excellence will take time and require a major industry shift, but the potential impact is enormous.” He noted a significant shift toward enterprise-wide adoption, with several seven-figure contracts already signed in 2025. The platform is expanding beyond tracking current builds to benchmarking and optimizing future ones—making Buildots a forward-looking partner in an increasingly complex construction ecosystem.
Buildots has seen exponential momentum, particularly in North America, where it plans to quadruple its presence this year. Its clients include top U.S. construction firms such as The Turner Corporation, STO Building Group, JE Dunn, Mortenson, Samet, Ledcor, and Pomerleau. In the UK and Europe, it’s working with major players like Sir Robert McAlpine, Wates, Kier, Multiplex, VINCI, Hochtief, and Bouygues Construction.
Adding to its credibility is Intel, a client-turned-investor, using Buildots to drive efficiency across its global semiconductor construction initiatives. The company’s low customer churn, high ROI, and consistent platform expansion have positioned it as a category leader.
With this new infusion of capital, Buildots plans to continue expanding its platform to cover additional phases of the construction lifecycle—cementing its role as an indispensable tool for project owners and general contractors navigating increasingly complex builds.
