CADDi raises $114 million in Series D funding at a $1.2 billion valuation to expand its manufacturing AI platform in North America. The company’s platform organizes engineering drawings, purchase orders and inspection records, while CADDi Explorer and CADDi Agent support discovery and workflow actions; more than half of Japan’s 100 largest manufacturers use CADDi Drawer. New investors include Moore Strategic Ventures, Salesforce Ventures and Toyota’s Woven Capital, and CADDi plans to invest in AI, platform development and hiring.
CADDi raises $114 million in Series D funding at a $1.2 billion valuation to expand its AI platform for manufacturers. Founded in 2017, the Tokyo- and Chicago-based company integrates drawings, CAD files, and enterprise systems, with products for parts standardization, design review, and quality assessments. Sales are more than doubling year over year, and CADDi says customers span 22 countries, while proceeds fund product development, manufacturing-specific AI, North American expansion, and hiring.
