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PX Data has secured a R$15 million Series A investment round led by Bradesco Venture Capital with strategic participation from Vibra Ventures. This funding represents the first external capital for the Rio de Janeiro based startup, which tripled its revenue over the last two years while operating as a bootstrapped entity. Both Bradesco and Vibra were already active clients of the platform before choosing to deepen their relationship through this capital partnership.
The investment will be used to scale Luria, a generative AI platform that empowers business teams to query corporate data using natural language. PX Data plans to expand its engineering and go-to-market teams while accelerating integrations with global ecosystems like SAP and Google Cloud. This strategy aims to ensure that large enterprises can deploy AI agents without creating new bottlenecks for their internal technology departments.
Luria solves a common friction point in large corporations where simple data queries can take weeks to resolve due to IT backlogs and the need for manual dashboard creation. By utilizing a semantic layer, the platform acts as an intelligent translator between technical database structures and everyday business vocabulary. This allows departments like finance, sales, and operations to generate insights and decision ready presentations in seconds. The platform has already demonstrated significant operational impact during its deployment within Bradesco's customer experience projects. According to a project with Bradesco, AI agents reduced the time from data to decision by 50 percent while maintaining 99 percent accuracy. Daniel Pretti, a senior superintendent at Bradesco, noted that accelerating efficiency through AI remains a top strategic priority for the institution. Vibra Ventures emphasized that the adoption of Luria is as much about cultural transformation as it is about technology. By bridging the gap between technical builders and business decision makers, the platform enables a more agile and data driven culture. As PX Data moves forward, its listing on the Google Cloud Marketplace will further streamline how enterprise clients procure and scale these AI solutions.
The investment by Bradesco and Vibra signifies a maturing AI market where corporate giants prefer proven operational tools over speculative technologies. By prioritizing a semantic layer, PX Data addresses the fundamental challenge of data accessibility without compromising the governance standards required by the financial and energy sectors. This deal suggests that the next phase of enterprise AI will be defined by platforms that integrate seamlessly into existing workflows, like SAP and Google Cloud, rather than isolated experimental tools.
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