CADDi Hits $1.2 Billion Valuation in $114 Million Series D

Manufacturing AI startup CADDi is now valued at $1.2 billion after raising $114 million in a Series D funding round, Yahoo Finance reported exclusively.

The round confirms investor appetite for artificial intelligence applied to manufacturing operations. CADDi, which builds AI software for the manufacturing sector, joins the ranks of startups crossing the billion-dollar valuation threshold as enterprise AI funding accelerates.

What does the new valuation signal?

A $1.2 billion valuation marks CADDi's arrival in unicorn territory. The $114 million Series D represents continued backing for the company's approach of applying AI to manufacturing workflows — a segment where digitization budgets have grown but software penetration still lags other industries.

How big is the round?

The figures, as reported by Yahoo Finance:

• $114 million raised in the Series D round
• $1.2 billion post-round valuation
• Manufacturing AI remains the company's core focus

What comes next?

Neither the investor roster nor the intended use of proceeds was disclosed in the report. The valuation nonetheless positions CADDi as one of the more richly valued startups in industrial AI, a category that investors increasingly treat as a mainstream enterprise software bet rather than a niche play.