Munich-based NavVis — a “spatial twin platform for the built world” — said it secured a $85 million investment round, led by US private equity firm The Jordan Company (TJC).
The Jordan Company was joined by existing shareholders Yttrium — together with a consortium of industrial family offices — Kozo Keikaku Engineering (KKE) and Cipio Partners.
The Munich-based company plans to use the capital to build its massive spatial data engine “and accelerate the AI product roadmap.”
NavVis said it is the “spatial data platform for the built world.”
NavVis was founded on the conviction that “operating the built world needs a productivity boost: From complex construction projects to the largest factories and infrastructure.”
NavVis said: “More than a billion square meters of the world’s most complex industrial plants, construction sites, and buildings have been added to the NavVis platform in 2025 alone, reducing rework and downtime, and forming the foundation for automation, analytics, and AI-driven decision-making at scale.
“Over 150k users in engineering, maintenance and construction teams rely on NavVis data and systems: Reducing downtime of automotive assembly lines, accelerating data-center construction or shortening maintenance shutdowns of refineries. Other customers use NavVis data for planning of next generation robotics roll-outs or for the training of industrial foundational models.
“By now more than 1,500 customers in more than 50 countries trust NavVis’ spatial data solutions among them the biggest names in automotive, construction and the process industry including BMW, Volkswagen, Toyota, Mercedes-Benz, ExxonMobil, BASF, Henkel, Bosch, KION, and SIEMENS. The Company also holds strong partnerships with leading technology players such as SAP, NVIDIA and Autodesk.
“NavVis plans to invest the funds raised into the next generation of technology and infrastructure required to scale spatial data turnover by another order of magnitude and into the AI layer required to make spatial data semantic, actionable and accessible – for millions of operators as well as to the robots and agents that will bring physical AI into construction and industry.:
NavVis Co-Founder and CEO Felix Reinshagen said : “Our mission is to keep the physical and digital reality synchronized for the world’s most valuable assets.
“Our customers are the most demanding operators on earth. And they are trusting us with billions of square meters of spatial data of their most mission critical infrastructure.
“We have raised this round to do even more: More scalability, more intelligence and ultimately more productivity for the underlaying assets. At the same time, we will broaden our market presence with a strong focus on the US market where we have been scaling the fastest in recent years.”
NavVis Co-Founder and CTO Georg Schroth said: “Acting in the physical world has always meant planning against drawings no one fully trusts. We changed that.
“NavVis captures any factory, plant or building at survey-grade standards in days, and holds it as the System of Record for industrial reality data: one governed, always-current record that every team, every tool and every AI system can build on.
“This round takes us further: next-generation capture, a deeper intelligence layer, and an open platform for the physical AI ecosystem.”
TJC Partner Robert Redmond said: “NavVis has built category-defining technology, a deeply loyal customer base, and a team with the vision to redefine how the physical world is digitized.
“NavVis exemplifies what we look for in our Industrial Technology investments: a superior technological solution serving the world’s most demanding industrial operators. We are proud to partner with the NavVis team at this inflection point and invest in continued innovation and outstanding product experience for their customers.”