Aily Labs secures $80 Million to Revolutionize Decision-making wiht AI
Aily Labs, an AI-powered Decision Intelligence platform founded by Romanian-born Bianca Anghelina, has announced a new funding round of $80 million, bringing the company’s total investment to over $100 million in just five years. The funding was led by FPV Ventures and includes participation from JP Morgan, signaling strong confidence in Aily Labs’ innovative approach to leveraging AI for tangible business results.
Anghelina, who studied Economics at “Lucian Blaga” University in Sibiu and Business Management at “Ludwig-Maximilian” University in Munich, founded Aily Labs in Munich in june 2020. Prior to launching the startup, she held executive positions at major corporations including E.ON, BMW, Novartis, and Sandoz.
Aily Labs distinguishes itself by transforming how global companies make decisions, integrating corporate data with artificial intelligence, machine learning, and large-scale linguistic models. The platform’s “Super Agent Aily” coordinates autonomous AI agents to recommend and execute decisions, promising a measurable return on investment from day one. The company boasts it bridges the gap between data and action, reducing decision-making time from weeks to minutes across functions like finance and supply chain.
“We’ve seen how turning data into insights-and insights into action-can redefine business performance,” stated Amy Chang, a board member of several Fortune 50 companies and Aily Labs board member.”Aily bridges the gap… enabling more accurate execution and measurable growth.”
Aily Labs already serves Fortune 500 companies, helping them optimize performance, eliminate data silos, and accelerate decision-making.The company is expanding into sectors including pharmaceuticals, commerce, and consumer goods.
Notably, Aily Labs has a significant presence in Romania, opening an office in Cluj in 2021 as one of its first international expansion destinations, alongside offices in Barcelona, Madrid, and New York. The company employs teams of AI data scientists,engineers,business,and product experts globally.
“This is exactly the kind of innovation we want to promote globally,” said Max Hauer, Head of DACH Innovation Economy at JP Morgan, highlighting the potential for Aily Labs to generate global impact across all industries.
