Supported by strong investor confidence, Delvitech secures funding to expand its AI-driven inspection technology and strengthen its global footprint, including India.
Swiss firm Delvitech, specialising in AI-native automated optical inspection (AOI) technology, has raised US$40 million in a Series B funding round. The company has hailed it to be one of Switzerland’s largest deep tech investments.
The round was led by EGS Beteiligungen, the investment arm of the Ernst Göhner Foundation, alongside CREADD Ventures and other European private investors. Finadvice Mediterranean GmbH served as financial advisor, while I&P Law Office SA acted as legal counsel.
The funding will fuel Delvitech’s next phase of expansion, with a focus on India, where it plans to open a manufacturing facility in 2026. The plant has an ambition to achieve a monthly output of more than 200 machines by 2030.
According to Delvitech, the oversubscribed round highlights growing investor confidence in their scalable AI-driven inspection technology. It combines proprietary neural networks with patented Swiss-made hardware, as the company expects a 400% increase in sales by the end of 2025.
Headquartered in Switzerland, Delvitech also operates in the US, Germany, Italy, and India.
Commenting on their achievement, Founder and CEO Roberto Gatti said the investment confirms Delvitech’s leadership in predictive AI inspection systems. “Our platform anticipates defects before they occur, transforming quality control into intelligent prediction,” he said.
AI researcher Professor Jürgen Schmidhuber, recognised for his contributions to neural network development, noted that the company is “ahead of its competitors.” He had recently joined Delvitech’s board.
Delvitech’s AOI systems are used across industries such as automotive, telecommunications, and industrial automation, offering faster deployment, greater precision, and reduced operational costs.
