Fracttal Raises US$35 Million to Scale AI Predictive Maintenance

Fracttal, a maintenance software corporation, closed a US$35 million (MX$612 million) funding round led by Riverwood Capital on Jan. 21, 2026. The investment aims to accelerate the deployment of AI in asset-heavy industries across global markets, addressing the operational inefficiency inherent in analog asset management within the manufacturing and infrastructure sectors.

“Fracttal was born from the conviction that maintenance must move from being reactive to proactive and become a driver of significant improvements in operational efficiency," says Christian Struve, CEO and cofounder, Fracttal. "It must be a source of intelligence and security, not a burden. Today, AI is accelerating this change, and Fracttal is at the forefront with a platform based on predictive and agentic capabilities that transform maintenance into a competitive advantage."

The digitalization of enterprise asset management and computerized maintenance management systems is a critical priority for industrial continuity. Historically, these sectors relied on manual processes and spreadsheets, which increased the risk of unforeseen failures and elevated operational costs. 

This Serie B round included participation from all existing investors, including Seaya Ventures, Kayyak, GoHub, and Amador. The entry of Riverwood Capital provides the corporation with the resources to scale software solutions globally. Francisco Alvarez-Demalde, Cofounder and Managing Partner, Riverwood Capital, says maintenance remains a critical yet underserved function in the industrial and infrastructure sectors. Alvarez-Demalde notes that Fracttal has developed a high-level platform with the technical depth required to manage complex and distributed assets.

Fracttal will allocate the US$35 million to three strategic pillars: product development, geographic expansion, and inorganic growth. In the engineering and product development divisions, the corporation will focus on enhancing AI and agentic systems. These technologies enable the platform to process massive data sets and execute autonomous maintenance workflows, which reduces unplanned downtime. The corporation also plans to integrate Internet of Things (IoT) sensors to provide real-time status monitoring for physical assets.

Regarding geographic expansion, the corporation identifies Mexico, Brazil, Spain, and France as key markets. These regions demonstrate high demand from large and mid-sized enterprises seeking to modernize infrastructure management. To support this growth, Fracttal will expand its engineering, data science, product, sales, marketing, and customer success departments.

The corporation is also preparing for organizational changes to support its international roadmap. Federico Storani, Executive Director, Riverwood Capital, will join the board of directors at Fracttal to oversee strategic execution. Storani says Fracttal is in a unique position to expand globally due to its momentum in Latin America and its rapid growth in Europe.

Furthermore, the corporation is actively exploring inorganic growth opportunities. This includes strategic acquisitions and partnerships to consolidate leadership in key regions and deepen product capabilities. Pablo Pedrejon, Partner, Seaya Ventures, says the execution of the corporate roadmap has been consistent since the initial investment stages. Pedrejon notes that the current phase focuses on scaling the operational impact of the platform to a global level.