Nodes & Links, an AI enterprise platform for construction projects, has raised $12M in a Series B funding round led by ETF Partners and was joined by SFC, Uncorrelated and existing investors. This latest round of capital will be used to expand operations to scale across the US.
Nodes & Links is an AI-powered schedule management platform designed to enhance project delivery across various industries, including construction, energy, aerospace, and defense. By leveraging artificial intelligence and automation, the platform assists project teams in planning more effectively, identifying potential risks early, and ensuring projects are completed on time and within budget.
It automates progress tracking, change control, trend analysis and delay navigation, identifying the root causes of delays to address them effectively and prevent recurrence.
When delivering large-scale projects, like a data centre, project teams have to report on progress and risks. Teams typically lose four days every two weeks in just generating these reports, meaning that they have less time to actually act on the information that they report on. The platform automates much of this administrative work.
“Nodes & Links enables our teams to unlock tailored predictive insights quickly and easily, allowing us to fine-tune plans and monitor them closely throughout execution,” said Richard Newey, Project Controls Director at AECOM. “This approach has led to healthier, more efficient, and greener project outcomes.” "Nodes & Links is redefining how enterprises approach project complexity, enabling smarter, faster, and more sustainable decisions,” said Lucy Rand, Partner at ETF Partners.
“Their technology not only enhances operational resilience but also drives meaningful environmental impact by reducing inefficiencies, resource waste, and carbon footprints across industries. As Europe’s leading sustainability investors, we are committed to supporting innovative solutions that align business performance with sustainability goals, and we are excited to help the Nodes & Links team scale their impact globally.
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