Portugal-based Infraspeak has raised an €18M Series B funding round for its facilities management platform. The round was led by Endeit Capital, with the participation of existing investors Indico Capital Partners, Bright Pixel Capital, Caixa Capital and Innovation Nest.

Infraspeak’s platform manages over 240,000 buildings across 32 countries. This investment will fuel Infraspeak’s expansion within Europe, Latin America and Africa through via new markets including France, the DACH region, and the Nordics.

Infraspeak will invest aggressively in its go-to-market motions, hiring over 100 new team members in 2025 and investing in key positions such as Chief Revenue Officer, Growth Director, or Enterprise Sales Director. The company will also invest in cotent and experiences.

“At Infraspeak, we always look at funding rounds as new stepstones to accelerate our growth,” said Felipe Ávila da Costa, co-founder & CEO of Infraspeak. “We believe that with the new resources available and the added expertise of Endeit Capital by our side, we can further revolutionise the facility management industry by allowing everyone involved in the operation of a building to work as one, from the building visitors to the maintenance team, from the audits and compliance team to financial managers, from facility managers to all kinds of service providers, ultimately improving the lives of those using, managing, and maintaining buildings.”

“We’re pleased to see Infraspeak attract further investment, as they work toward reshaping facilities management on a global scale,” said Stephan de Moraes, Managing General Partner at Indico Capital Partners. “Their integrated approach to streamlining building operations meets a clear need in the market, and this new round will help them expand into key regions and develop further solutions. With a clear strategy and a dedicated team, Infraspeak is well-prepared for its next phase of growth.”

Indico Capital Partners is a venture capital fund manager based in Portugal that invests in global and sustainable technology companies. Indico’s funds invest primarily in software as a service, marketplaces, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, fintech, cybersecurity, and blockchain companies.