The company said the financing drew strong interest from both new and existing shareholders, with investors primarily based in Norway’s Rogaland region. Chairman Knut Molaug was among the main investors.
Roboxi develops airside automation and autonomy products for airports, including systems for foreign object debris detection and collection, light inspection, surface inspection, and wildlife and bird detection and deterrence. The company said the new capital will be used to support continued growth, fund strategic initiatives, strengthen its balance sheet, scale operations, deliver on committed and expected contracts, and continue investing in innovation and market expansion.