FYLD has raised a $41 million Series B to expand its AI-powered frontline intelligence platform for infrastructure operators managing distributed, high-risk fieldwork across energy, construction, and water. The round was led by Energy Impact Partners LP, with participation from Partech through its Growth Impact Fund, as the company reported finishing 2025 with 82% year-over-year growth and accelerating momentum in the U.S.
The company positions FYLD as an operational certainty layer for large field organizations, turning frontline activity into real-time intelligence. Instead of filling out static forms, field teams capture short videos, which FYLD’s AI analyzes to flag safety, quality, and delivery risks before they escalate. FYLD says managers gain live visibility across jobs without additional site visits or headcount, while actions are automatically documented to support compliance and audit requirements.
FYLD said customers have reduced serious worksite injuries and incidents by up to 48% and that deployments can deliver time-to-value in as little as four weeks. The company framed implementation speed as a contrast to legacy software rollouts that can take years to fully deploy.
In 2025, FYLD expanded its U.S. footprint, adding customers including Kiewit Corporation, Quanta Services, Emery Sapp & Sons, and Sulzer, while continuing relationships with partners such as Ferrovial. FYLD said it expects more than 40% of total revenue to be generated in the U.S. by the end of 2026.
The company also highlighted product and leadership milestones from 2025, including broader deployment across UK utility networks, continued expansion of its ShowMe product aimed at speeding utility response to customer issues, and executive hires including Mohan Sadashiva as Chief Product and Technology Officer and Lee Griffin as Chief Revenue Officer. FYLD also cited industry recognition, including inclusion as a sample vendor in Gartner’s Hype Cycle for Frontline Worker Technologies 2025 report, and placements on Deloitte UK Technology Fast 50 and Clean Tech lists, BuiltWorlds’ 2025 Infrastructure Tech Top 50, and Sifted’s Top 250 Fastest-Growing Startups in Europe.
FYLD said Energy Impact Partners and Partech join Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan as investors in the business.
KEY QUOTES:
“The momentum we’re seeing reflects a clear shift: infrastructure leaders know reactive management of their frontline workforce has never worked at scale. Our customers now include some of the most complex infrastructure organizations, managing 30,000 to 40,000 field workers, where operational certainty is a business necessity. By applying AI to real-time field data, they’re replacing hindsight decisions with predictable, first-time-right delivery. And they’re keeping fieldworkers safe.”
Shelley Copsey, Chief Executive Officer And Co-Founder, FYLD
“At EIP, we collaborate with more than 80 strategic partners to identify the key challenges in building a better energy future and work with innovative companies developing solutions to address them. The data-center boom and other demand-drivers result in massive build out of energy infrastructure. This requires new levels of productivity and safety for fieldworkers. FYLD is making this possible through their video-based AI tools that uplift fieldworker capacity and safety and provide direct ROI.”
Matthias Dill, Managing Partner For Europe, Energy Impact Partners
“At Partech Impact, we invest in impact-native category champions with the ambition and maturity to scale. FYLD is tackling large-scale infrastructure projects, a category that has been underserved by technology for decades. Its strong ROI for customers, AI-powered product, and robust go-to-market engine give us confidence that FYLD can emerge as a global leader, driving sustainable impact across its value chain.”
Rémi Said, General Partner, Partech
