Haber, a B2B robotics startup, has secured $38 million in Series C funding, marking a significant leap forward for the company to drive B2B robotics, foster innovation, accelerate industrial automation, enable AI-powered robotics solutions, and support substantial market expansion. The investment reinforces investor confidence in Haber’s ability to lead the sector with cutting-edge automation solutions.
In this latest funding round, Creaegis led with an investment of INR 200.35 crore, followed by BEENEXT and Accel India, contributing INR 83.5 crore and INR 33.4 crore, respectively. These investments highlight the growing demand for robotics and AI-powered automation solutions across various industries, including food and beverages, agriculture, and oil and gas.
Haber’s advanced robotics technologies are designed to automate labor-intensive processes, reduce chemical usage, and optimize energy and water consumption in these sectors.
This fresh infusion of $38 million in Series C funding supports Haber’s strategic expansion into new markets and accelerates its product development roadmap. With this capital, the company will enhance its capabilities to serve more industries and meet the growing demand for robotics solutions that optimize industrial processes, improve efficiency, and reduce costs.
Haber, Innovation and Market Expansion at the Core
Haber’s focus on AI-powered robotics and innovation has been pivotal in attracting high-profile investors. The funding will enable the company to further its product portfolio, introduce new automation technologies, and solidify its leadership in the B2B robotics market. This expansion positions Haber to enter new regions and industries while staying ahead of competitors like Detect Technologies, Altizon, and Fero Labs.
The company’s robotics solutions automate tasks such as sample collection, measurement, analysis, and factory intervention, leading to more sustainable industrial operations. As the demand for robotics in industrial automation continues to rise, Haber is now positioned to lead the market with unique AI-driven technologies that improve efficiency while reducing environmental impact.
Financial Milestones and Industry Leadership
With this Series C funding round, Haber’s total fundraising surpasses $65 million, solidifying its reputation as a B2B robotics and industrial automation leader. The company’s valuation now stands at approximately $148 million.
While FY24 financial data is yet to be disclosed, Haber reported a total revenue of INR 82 crore in FY23 and a loss of INR 36.7 crore. Despite this, the company’s trajectory points toward profitability as it continues to scale its operations and innovate within the robotics space.
Haber’s robust financial backing underscores investor confidence in its long-term potential. The funding will drive new research and development efforts, allowing the company to refine its AI-powered solutions and expand its influence in the global industrial automation landscape.
Shaping the Future of AI-Powered Robotics
With a track record of delivering state-of-the-art solutions, Haber has established itself as a trusted partner for industries seeking to leverage automation for operational excellence. The Series C funding will provide the resources needed to push the boundaries of innovation and robotics in the industrial sector, unlocking new opportunities for growth, efficiency, and sustainability.
Haber’s mission to revolutionize industrial automation will gain momentum with the new capital. The company’s focus on innovation and strategic market expansion ensures it remains at the forefront of the B2B robotics revolution. The fresh funding will help Haber scale its operations, penetrate new markets, and introduce cutting-edge solutions that set the standard for AI-powered automation.
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