Madrid-based startup Fracttal has secured €35 million in growth funding led by Riverwood Capital – California based investment service, to transform how heavy industry manages its physical assets.
Fracttal offers an intelligent, cloud-based solution for maintenance and asset management, combining full mobility with AI-driven insights.
The investment aims to replace the “reactive firefighting” and manual spreadsheets common in manufacturing and logistics with Maintenance Intelligence, an AI-driven approach that predicts equipment failures before they occur.
Fracttal’s core platform, Fracttal One, utilizes intelligent agents and IoT sensors to monitor machinery in real-time, analyzing data like temperature and vibration to forecast maintenance needs. Unlike traditional management systems that focus on digital checklists, Fracttal’s “Autopilot” approach will automate the entire maintenance cycle, integrating directly with major enterprise software like SAP and Oracle.
Founded by CEO Christian Struve, Fracttal already serves over 1,500 companies globally. With this new capital, the company plans to double down on its “Agent Factory”, a specialized R&D unit building autonomous AI agents capable of managing complex industrial operations with minimal human intervention.
