Realyze VC Raises €50M, Large-Scale Concreteprinting and Construction Confidence Index

Snapshot

Here is your go-to AEC Tech recap from Wednesday: Realyze Ventures closed €50 million, Fiber Global raised $20 million Series A led by DBL Partners and Asuene's Daikin alliance brought its Series C2 to $73.7 million. An IoT water monitoring dashboard that cuts builders risk insurance deductibles up to 50% through verified mitigation data shared with underwriters. Progress Group unveiled its SPI system for 3D printing precast concrete elements.

New Innovations and Partnerships

Brickeye launches IoT dashboard to cut construction insurance costs: Brickeye's BuildersRiskIQ™ dashboard uses IoT water monitoring to reduce builders risk insurance deductibles by up to 50% through verified mitigation plans shared with underwriters during quoting. (globenewswire.com)

Progress group launches large format binder jet for precast concrete: Progress Group's SPI system 3D prints precast concrete elements up to 4m x 2.5m with 78 MPa compressive strength and conventional concrete durability. (3dprint.com)

Funding Rounds and M&A Activity

Realyze Ventures: Cologne-based Realyze Ventures completed first closing with €50 million from industry partners including Goldbeck and ZECH, targeting European startups driving climate efficiency and digital transformation in real estate and construction. (eu-startups.com)

Asuene Inc.: Asuene announces a strategic alliance with Daikin, bringing total funding to $73.7 million in its Series C2 round. (nusantarapos.id)

Fiber Global: Fiber Global has closed a $20 million Series A round led by DBL Partners to expand U.S. manufacturing and develop circular building materials. (causeartist.com)

Kessaku: Kessaku announced it raised seed funding through a share allotment, to develop stayable cultural assets across Japan. (thebridge.jp)

Opinions

Construction Confidence Index to track AEC sentiment: Nina Weidenaur, Head of Communications at Foundamental, launched the Construction Confidence Index, which uses AI to analyze over 2,000 monthly industry articles and track AEC tech sentiment. (foundamental.com)