- Oxa secures USD 103 million to advance autonomous software and robotics technology.
- Funding will support industrial mobility automation and expansion across Europe and the Middle East.
Oxa Series D funding reached USD 103 million after the autonomous software company closed its latest investment round on March 4. The raise includes a USD 50 million commitment from the National Wealth Fund together with support from NVentures, the venture capital arm of NVIDIA, and existing investors IP Group, Hostplus, and bp Ventures.
Investment Structure and Key Backers
The financing round combines new capital and continued support from existing shareholders to accelerate development and commercialization. The participation of NVentures highlights growing interest from major semiconductor and technology ecosystems in autonomous mobility software platforms.
- National Wealth Fund committed USD 50 million
- NVentures participated as a strategic investor
- Existing investors IP Group, Hostplus, and bp Ventures added capital
Advancing Autonomous Software and Robotics
The new investment will accelerate development of Oxa's physical AI and robotics stack. This includes the configurable and explainable self-driving platform Oxa Driver as well as the Oxa Foundry development toolchain designed to support autonomous deployment across industrial mobility environments.
Industrial Mobility Automation Focus
The company is prioritizing solutions for Industrial Mobility Automation (IMA), targeting logistics, autonomous transport operations, and industrial vehicle deployment where scalable self-driving technology can improve efficiency and safety.
Global Expansion Strategy
With the completion of the Oxa Series D funding round, the company plans to expand its international footprint, focusing on growth opportunities across the United Kingdom, Europe, and the Middle East while scaling commercialization of autonomous mobility solutions.
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