IntelliSense.io lands growth equity from SEP, Mitsubishi and Hitachi
What's the deal? IntelliSense.io has raised growth equity led by Scottish Equity Partners (SEP)Dealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, with strategic capital from Mitsubishi CorporationDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and Hitachi Construction MachineryDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. The company builds an AI-native decision intelligence platform for mining and minerals processing.
What's the endgame? The platform is already deployed on unit operations such as grinding, flotation, and thickening. It uses real-time sensor data and digital twins to optimise throughput, energy use, and reagent consumption.
Where does the money go? The capital is earmarked to accelerate core platform development rather than standalone point solutions. IntelliSense.io also plans to scale commercial deployment teams into additional mining jurisdictions and language regions.
Why it matters: Mitsubishi Corporation and Hitachi Construction Machinery are more familiar names in equipment, trading, and project equity than in software deals. Their backing points to closer integration of IntelliSense.io's tools with autonomous haulage fleets and smart plant control systems.
The signal: Original equipment manufacturers and trading houses appear to be treating data and optimisation layers as strategic infrastructure, not bolt-on services. The deal sits where mine operators have historically moved from pilots to network-wide deployments — suggesting IntelliSense.io's tools are being positioned for standardisation across many sites.
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