Q2 2025 was the broccoli of AEC-Tech funding: not exciting, but good for you.
> Total AEC-Tech funding: $37 billion cumulative (excluding outliers like Katerra, View, and Halio); which would otherwise bring the total to $43 billion
> Q2 2025 funding: $509M raised, slower quarter compared to recent peaks; maintaining levels above pre-2021 averages
> Market share: 0.4% of total VC funding in Q2, slower quarter; overall a continued trending up
> Round sizes per stage: ConTech Seed and - remarkably - late stage rounds very elevated and picking further up. Series As/Bs are signaling a gap in H1-2025
> Regional funding: AEC-Tech in North America (0.2% of VC) substantially underperforms compared to Europe + Israel (0.6%) and APAC (0.7%). APAC is crowned again for largest AEC-Tech market share
> Very healthy concentration: Concentration with the Top 4 deals accounting for 30% of total funding, while the Top 10 deals captured 56% - indicating a range of deals worth making, not dependent on singular accidental outliers
> Largest deals: AIM (autonomous yellow machinery) led with a $50 million round, leading in North America. Followed by Israeli Buildots and Dutch Gradyent, with $45 million and $30.2 million respectively. Enter (Germany) also makes the cut for the 6th largest deal of the quarter
> No New Unicorns in Q2 2025, Buildops recent new Unicorn in Q1
Q2 2025 wasn’t super exciting but with diversified deal flow, solid Seed and Late Stage traction, and a global spread that outperforms North America, Q2 served what AEC-Tech needs for long-term growth: stability and depth.
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