Munich-based spatial data platform NavVis secured $85 million in Series D funding led by The Jordan Company. The round supports the company's mission to digitize physical spaces for enterprises.
NavVis provides enterprises with spatial intelligence across factories, plants, buildings, and infrastructure. The platform creates digital twins of physical environments, enabling organizations to optimize operations and asset management.
The Series D funding, denominated at €73.7 million, brings institutional backing from The Jordan Company, a U.S.-based investment firm. The capital will support product development and market expansion as demand for spatial data solutions grows.
Spatial intelligence has become critical for industries managing complex physical assets. NavVis competes in a growing sector where digitization of the built environment offers operational efficiencies and data-driven decision-making capabilities.
The company's Munich headquarters positions it within Europe's thriving startup ecosystem, though the funding from a U.S. investor signals international confidence in the spatial tech sector.
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