Wint Raises $36 Mn in Series D to Expand AI-Powered Water Management Platform

The round was co-led by LIP Ventures and Inven Capital, a European venture capital firm focused on climate technology. Wint will use the new funding to improve its products and expand into more markets.

Wint’s platform uses AI to monitor water use in buildings in real time. It can detect unusual water consumption, leaks and other issues before they lead to water waste or property damage.

The company works with building owners, contractors, insurers and facility operators across commercial, residential and industrial properties.

"Wint has established itself as the trusted platform for enterprise water intelligence, with a customer base and a track record that speaks for itself," said Alan Weisleder, Partner at LIP Ventures. "This investment is an opportunity to help a proven team scale a proven solution to a much larger share of the global market, and we're proud to be part of that journey."

"Water risk is one of the most underestimated threats to the built environment. Wint exists to change that, and this funding gives us the resources to bring proactive water intelligence to every building, everywhere," said Alon Geva, CEO at Wint. "Buildings that run on Wint leak less, waste less, and perform better, and this investment lets us scale to a much larger share of the world's built environment."

"We are excited to continue backing Wint as the leading water intelligence platform and key infrastructure layer for how buildings monitor, manage, and mitigate water-related risks," said Michal Mravec, Investment Director at Inven Capital "The company's growing traction with leading insurers, real estate owners, facility managers, and installation partners validates both the scale of the opportunity and Wint's ability to create value across the entire water management ecosystem."

Wint was founded to help manage water use in buildings. The company develops AI powered technology that monitors water systems in real time. Its platform detects leaks unusual water use and other problems. It also helps building owners track where water is being used or wasted.

Wint works with commercial, residential and industrial properties. Its customers include HP, Suffolk Construction and the Empire State Building.

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