Several tech startups — Tracktile, Rotostitch, Corma, among others, have announced their venture capital funding to bolster innovation and business growth.
Tracktile Secures $1.25 mn
Tracktile raised $1.25 million in seed funding to deliver an “AI Operating System” designed for small and medium food and beverage manufacturers. The investment, led by BDC Seed Venture Fund and Island Capital Partners with participation from Graphite Ventures, will fuel AI development, sales expansion, and broader manufacturing segment outreach. Tracktile’s cloud-based platform automates data collection, provides real-time material traceability, predictive insights, and rapid audit/recall capability. Customers report 98 percent inventory accuracy, audits cut from days to under one hour, 80 percent faster staff onboarding, and up to 45 percent waste reduction. Founded and led by CEO Jordan Rose along with co-founder and CTO Jarred Kenny, the company aims to shift SMB manufacturers from spreadsheets to intelligent, ROI-driving operations.
Rotostitch Raises $1 mn
Rotostitch secured $1 million in an oversubscribed pre-seed round led by Boost VC and Nova Threshold. The funds will accelerate development of the startup’s proprietary hardware and software for fully automated, flexible textile manufacturing. Rotostitch’s technology targets the apparel supply chain — enabling brands to move from design concept to finished garment more rapidly while improving sustainability and reducing waste. Under the leadership of co-founder and CEO Leah McClure and co-founder and CTO Anson Tsang, the company aims to shorten lead times, adapt quickly to fashion cycles, and give clothing brands a competitive edge through agile, localised production. The firm’s automation focus promises to reshape how apparel is made, reducing reliance on manual labour and enabling rapid, demand-driven supply chains.
Corma Raises €3.5 mn
Paris-based Corma has raised €3.5M in seed funding led by XTX Ventures, with participation from Tuesday Capital, Kima Ventures, 50 Partners and Olympe Capital. Founded in 2023 by Héloïse Rozès, Samuel Bismut and Nikolai Fomm, Corma builds an AI-powered SaaS governance platform that gives IT and finance teams visibility into their entire software stack. Its specialized agents automatically collect licence data, usage metrics, and access rights. The platform helps companies reduce software spend up to 20 percent, cut provisioning and audit hours, prevent access sprawl, and increase security. The funds will drive further product development, AI buildout, and global commercial expansion.
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