Construction management tech platform Buildots has secured another $45m in series D funding from investors in a round led by Qumra Capital along with OG Venture Partners, TLV Partners, Poalim Equity, Future Energy Ventures, and Viola Growth.
It brings total investment in the Tel Aviv-headquartered company, with offices in Chicago and London, to $166m.
Boaz Dinte, managing general partner at Qumra Capital, also based in Tel Aviv, will join Buildots as a board member.
Founded in 2018 by Roy Danon, Yakir Sudry, and Aviv Leibovici, the company now employs 200 staff.
‘Seven-figure deals’
“We’re already seeing a shift from project-by-project tech adoption to long-term enterprise agreements, with multiple seven-figure deals signed so far this year,” said Roy Danon, chief executive.
The surge in data centre and semiconductor fab construction has helped, the company said, citing Intel, a client-turned-investor, which uses the platform in its global semiconductor fab construction programme.
In the US, it has worked with Turner Construction, STO Building Group, and JE Dunn Construction, among others.
Prominent UK customers include Sir Robert McAlpine who, with joint venture partner Vinci Building, used the platform to track progress and workforce numbers and predict delays in building the £105m National Rehabilitation Centre, a 70-bed hospital in Loughborough.
This project is a finalist in the Digital Innovation in Productivity category of the 2025 Digital Construction Awards.
Move into historical data
The company says its advanced AI and computer vision technology provides predictive analytics to help construction teams cut delays by up to 50% and unlock millions in cost savings.
Buildots says it will use the latest investment to expand its platform to cover more stages of the construction lifecycle, using historical data to inform future project performance.
“We’re investing in Buildots because it has proven that its technology can deliver tangible ROI to the world’s largest construction firms,” said Qumra Capital’s Boaz Dinte.
“2024 was a pivotal year for Buildots,” he added. “The team demonstrated strong fundamentals by achieving exponential growth and low customer churn, while also significantly expanding the platform.”
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