Makersite has secured €60 million (approximately $70.2 million) in Series B funding to expand its artificial intelligence–driven Product Lifecycle Intelligence platform, as manufacturers face growing pressure to improve product design, reduce costs, and comply with tightening environmental and regulatory requirements.
The platform brings together financial, environmental, regulatory, and risk data to give manufacturers comprehensive visibility across the product development lifecycle. By integrating supply chain intelligence with design and engineering processes, Makersite enables companies to develop products that are safer, more cost-effective, and more environmentally sustainable.
According to the company, the latest funding round advances its ambition to ensure that every manufactured product can be designed as the most affordable, safe, and environmentally responsible version possible. This is achieved through intelligent automation, deep data insights, and technical integrations that support informed decision-making from early design through production.
“This investment marks a critical milestone in our mission to make sustainable product design the default,” said Neil D’Souza, CEO and founder of Makersite. “Securing this level of commitment, especially in today’s uncertain economic and geopolitical environment, demonstrates the strength of our business case and the urgency of our mission.”
D’Souza added that the new capital will be used to accelerate platform development, deepen integrations with technology partners, and scale the company’s global impact. The funding will also support further investment in Makersite’s technical infrastructure and team.
The expansion comes as adoption of the platform continues to grow among major industrial and technology players, including Microsoft, Daikin, Cummins, Barco, and Schneider Electric. These companies are using Makersite’s tools to strengthen product strategy and improve supply chain management.
The Series B round was co-led by investment firms Lightrock and Partech, with participation from SE Ventures. Existing investors Hitachi Ventures, KOMPAS VC, Translink Capital, and Planet A also took part in the round, underscoring continued confidence in Makersite’s growth trajectory and long-term vision.
