Funding · AI & Deep Tech

Ema raises $77 million in Series B funding led by Creaegis

By Startup Enthusiast · 23 September 2026

What they do

Builds autonomous AI employees that automate multi-step workflows across corporate human resources, information technology, and finance operations

Raised $77 million in Series B funding led by Creaegis, with participation from returning investors Accel, S32, and Prosus

Pushes total funding to $140 million and quadruples previous valuation, fueling go-to-market expansion and platform development

Enterprise artificial intelligence startup Ema Unlimited Inc. has secured $77 million in a Series B financing round.
The investment round was headed by Bengaluru-based venture capital firm Creaegis.
Previous backers Accel, S32, and Prosus also took part by enlarging their financial stakes.
The fresh capital brings the startup's cumulative funding total to $140 million.
The transaction was executed purely through newly issued shares without any debt or selling of existing shares.
The enterprise will allocate the capital toward scaling its commercial go-to-market teams, recruiting executive talent, and advancing its autonomous worker technology.

The transaction multiplies the startup's valuation from its prior financing round held in 2024 by more than four times.
Sales have expanded by fifty times over the past two years, with commercial bookings exceeding $150 million across multiyear agreements.
The venture maintains a net dollar retention rate near 180% as current clients continuously broaden their initial deployments.

Deploys autonomous software systems known as AI employees that coordinate multiple artificial intelligence agents to carry out complex, multi-step business processes.
Operates across core enterprise functions including human resources, information technology, and finance departments.
Integrates with more than 250 business applications and enterprise systems of record to execute workflows directly inside existing corporate software.
Serves major enterprise clients including Wipro, Hitachi, ADP, PwC, NTT DATA, Google, KPMG, and Microsoft.
Charges customers based on task completion and business outcomes rather than traditional software seats or token consumption.

Expand go-to-market operations and sales teams
Hire more executive leaders
Scale commercial operations and enter new geographic markets including Asia-Pacific, South America, and the Middle East