The Munich-based 'Industry 4.0' startup Remberg has raised two million euros in its seed funding round. Fly Ventures and Speedinvest are leading the round, with several business angels also participating.
Remberg has developed a software that allows Manufacturers, service providers and operators of industrial machines are enabled to map relevant service processes in one platform. For example, the startup, founded in 2018, digitizes machine maintenance and repair. This allows the manufacturer to offer its customers services such as documentation, service requests, and spare parts orders digitally.
Remberg uses investment to expand sales and development
To further develop their asset relationship management software, the four founders, David Hahn, Julian Madrzak, Hagen Schmidtchen, and Cecil Wöbker, have now received two million euros in seed funding. In addition to lead investors Fly Ventures and Speedinvest, several business angels are involved.
“Remberg’s solution takes the service business in mechanical engineering to a new level and thus has the potential to help many manufacturers assert themselves in the long-term digital competition,”
explained Marie-Helene Ametsreiter, partner at Speedinvest.
“Our goal is to make machine service processes more efficient, so that in the future, even in industrial environments, you can find what you need with just a few clicks and then order it directly at the best conditions,”
explained David Hahn, Managing Director of Remberg. Currently, seven machine manufacturers are already relying on the Munich startup's solution. With the investment, the founders primarily intend to further expand the sales and development areas.
