Stockholm-based startup Endra has raised a $50 million Series A funding round (June 2026) to accelerate the development of its AI-powered MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing) platform for the construction and real estate industry.
The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with continued participation from Notion Capital and Norrsken VC.
What Endra does
Endra is building an AI-powered MEP platform designed to modernize building systems design and coordination in construction projects. The platform focuses on improving how mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems are planned, optimized, and integrated into building workflows.
By applying AI to one of the most complex and error-prone parts of construction, Endra targets major inefficiencies in the PropTech and construction tech stack—particularly in early-stage design and coordination.
Funding details
- Round: Series A
- Amount: $50M
- Date: June 2026
- Sector: PropTech / Construction Tech
- HQ: Stockholm, Sweden
- Previous name: —
According to early reporting, the company was first tracked in PRO coverage in late 2024 and has since accelerated its growth into a full-scale Series A raise.
Why it matters
MEP design remains one of the most technically complex and fragmented areas in construction. Errors or misalignment between systems often lead to costly redesigns and delays.
Endra’s positioning reflects a broader trend in PropTech: the shift from digitizing documents to AI-native design intelligence platforms that actively optimize building systems rather than just document them.
Company link
Official website: Endra AI
Bottom line
With strong backing from top-tier investors and a clear focus on AI-driven construction workflows, Endra is positioning itself as a next-generation infrastructure software company within the PropTech ecosystem—specifically targeting one of the most complex layers of building design.
