Funding · Mobility & Logistics

Flo Mobility raises $2.5 Mn pre-Series A

What they do

Flo Mobility builds autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for the construction industry

It raised a $2.5 Mn pre-Series A round co-led by Mela Ventures and Arali Ventures

The company has deployed 60+ robots across 10 Indian states and claims 45% cost savings for customers

Flo Mobility raised $2.5 Mn (about ₹23 crore) in a pre-Series A round in April 2026.
The round was a mix of primary (new shares) and secondary (existing shareholders selling) capital.
Mela Ventures and Arali Ventures co-led the investment.
The company will use the funds to scale manufacturing and advance its vertical AI and autonomy stack.
It also plans to expand its engineering team and explore more use cases.
Flo Mobility aims to enter international markets, especially the Middle East.
The company has deployed 60+ robots across 10 Indian states.

The construction industry employs 270M+ people globally but has only 15-20 robots per 10,000 workers.
The automation gap in construction represents a $65 billion commercial opportunity.
The Indian AMR market is expected to grow from $314.7 Mn in 2026 to $1,321.8 Mn by 2033.
Flo Mobility claims its robots deliver ~45% cost savings, 50% faster material movement, and 67% fewer accidents.

Flo Mobility builds Physical AI and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) for the construction industry.
Its flagship product is the Flo Hauler, a battery-powered AMR that carries up to 1.5 tons.
The Flo Hauler navigates unstructured terrain and supports multi-floor operations.
The company uses a robots-as-a-service (RaaS) subscription model with an all-inclusive fee.
80% of customers choose the subscription model over purchasing the robots.
Customers include L&T, Godrej Properties, Embassy Group, Sobha, and Capacite Infra.
The company was incorporated in 2019 and initially focused on retrofitting autonomy to conventional equipment.
It pivoted to building its own AMRs in early 2023 and zeroed in on construction by October 2023.

Scale manufacturing capacity.
Advance vertical AI and autonomy stack.
Accelerate India deployments and expand engineering team.
Explore more use cases and enter international markets, especially the Middle East.

Mela Ventures (co-lead) — Venture capital firm; partner Viju George.
Arali Ventures (co-lead) — Venture capital firm; general partner Rajiv Raghunandan.

Product: Flo Hauler: battery-powered autonomous mobile robots for transporting construction materials up to 1.5 tonnes
Customers: Large construction developers and builders like L&T, Godrej Properties, and Embassy
How it makes money: Robotics as a service or direct sales of autonomous construction robots
What sets it apart: AI and autonomy stack enabling operation in unstructured construction environments with multi-floor capabilities