ROBOXI announced that it has successfully closed a €13 million financing round to support the company’s continued growth in airport airside automation and autonomy.
The Stavanger, Norway-based company said the share issue attracted strong interest from both new and existing shareholders, with investors primarily located in Norway’s Rogaland region. The capital will be used to fund strategic initiatives, strengthen the company’s balance sheet, scale operations, and support committed and expected contracts.
Founded in 2018, ROBOXI develops AI-driven airport automation technologies designed for runways, taxiways, and aprons. The company said it has developed and received approval to operate multifunctional airport technology solutions in cooperation with Avinor and the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authorities.
ROBOXI also highlighted several milestones achieved since its founding, including the development and implementation of what it describes as the world’s first airport automatic AI-driven foreign object debris detection and collection system. Additional technologies include airport light inspection systems with photometric capabilities, high-speed 3D laser-based surface inspection systems, and wildlife and bird detection and deterrent systems.
The company said it has established customer relationships with airports globally and has completed operational verification projects with major airports including Schiphol, Frankfurt, Firenze, Dallas, and Stavanger.
The transaction was completed on May 19, 2026.
KEY QUOTES:
“The successful completion of this share issue marks an important milestone for the company. The capital raised will enable us to scale operations, deliver on already committed and expected contracts, strengthen our market position, and continue investing in innovation and growth opportunities.”
Magnus O. Finnesand, CEO, ROBOXI
“The strong support from both new and existing investors validates Roboxi’s vision, technology, and the strong momentum we are experiencing in the market. With this capital, we are positioned to scale operations and continue delivering substantial value to our customers.”
Knut Molaug, Chairman, ROBOXI
