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Aedifion Secures EUR 17 Million in Series B Funding for Building Operations Software

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By PropTechBuzz
6/24/2025

Aedifion, a Germany-based software provider specializing in building operations optimization, has raised EUR 17 million in a Series B funding round. Existing investor BitStone Capital has once again participated, alongside Eurazeo, Drees & Sommer, World Fund, Phoenix Contact Innovation Ventures, and the Hopp Family Office.

The funding will support Aedifion’s continued development and market expansion as it strengthens its cloud-based platform, which helps improve energy efficiency in buildings using real-time operational data and AI-driven recommendations. The solution is designed to reduce energy consumption, operating costs, and carbon emissions—on average by 22%—without the need for costly structural modifications.

BitStone Capital’s General Partner Manfred Heid noted that the firm has supported Aedifion since its early days at RWTH Aachen University and highlighted the company's evolution into a team of over 100 employees with a leading position in Germany’s building tech segment.

The platform caters primarily to the existing building stock, enabling efficient management and operations through data-driven insights. With increasing regulatory and sustainability pressures on the real estate sector, solutions like Aedifion’s are expected to see rising demand in the coming year.


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