Berlin's SPREAD Raises $30M for Industrial AI
Robert Göbel, Philipp Noll, the SPREAD founders - © SPREAD
Berlin-based startup SPREAD has closed a $30 million Series B funding round to scale its Engineering Intelligence platform. According to the press release, clients already include Rheinmetall, MBDA, BMW, and Mercedes.
The platform integrates structured and unstructured data from enterprise systems across the entire product lifecycle, from early design decisions to field deployment. It creates what Spread calls "Product Twins", living digital representations of a product's complete technical knowledge, making complex engineering data accessible and actionable for teams.
The funding deepens SPREAD's strategic partnership with Salesforce. By connecting SPREAD's product data with Salesforce's customer data, manufacturers can trace customer support requests back to their technical root causes, assess whether product changes are feasible, and automatically identify affected customers when quality issues arise.
The results are notable: SPREAD reports that its platform has helped clients speed up development cycles by up to 30% and resolve engineering problems up to 75% faster, with annual savings running into the double-digit millions.
New investors joining this round include DTCP Growth, IQT, OTB Ventures, and Thesiger Capital. Existing backers HV Capital and NAP also reinvested.
Founded in Berlin in 2019 by Philipp Noll and Robert Göbel, SPREAD now employs around 100 people, mostly at its Berlin headquarters. With the fresh capital, the company plans to expand across Europe and the United States and deepen its integration into the Salesforce ecosystem.
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