Copia Automation Raises $26M to Expand Industrial Code Management Platform

Copia Automation, a software company focused on industrial code management and operational resilience, has raised $26 million in additional funding. With this round, the company’s total funding has reached $55 million.

The investment round was led by AE Ventures and Squadra Ventures. Existing and new investors including KAS Venture Partners, Construct Capital, Lux Capital, Ironspring Ventures, and Renegade Partners also participated.

Funding to Support Product Expansion

The company said it plans to use the capital to accelerate product development and expand deployment options for customers. These deployments include cloud-based systems, customer-managed data centers, and air-gapped environments used in industrial operations.

In addition, the funding will support teams working on operational technology (OT) incident response and recovery.

Focus on Industrial Operations and Resilience

Founded by CEO Adam Gluck, Copia Automation develops software that helps industrial organizations manage and recover operational code used in manufacturing and infrastructure systems.

The platform provides visibility and traceability across the automation lifecycle. It also helps companies improve governance, reduce operational risks, and maintain system uptime.

Copia Automation serves operational technology teams working on factory floors as well as business leaders responsible for cybersecurity, compliance, and operational resilience. The company aims to offer a centralized platform for securing and managing industrial code across critical operations.

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