French SaaS company Wiremind has secured €35 million in funding to accelerate its global expansion and AI development. Known for its AI tools for passenger transport and air cargo, the company plans to grow beyond France.
Wiremind grew organically for twelve years without outside funding. Now, for the first time, it has accepted external investment. The two founders, Colin Girault-Matz and Charles Pierre, retain a majority stake and full control. Finance.yahoo.com reports that Seaya Andromeda, IronWave and Bpifrance Investissement, through Large Venture, are behind the €35 million investment.
Seaya Andromeda, IronWave and Bpifrance have joined the funding round. Wiremind says it will use the new money to expand in South America, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific, where transport and logistics are growing rapidly. Europa Press reports that the company will also expand its R&D team and integrate large language models into its revenue management, capacity, inventory and distribution products.
Wiremind’s software for revenue management, inventory and distribution serves passenger transport operators and event organizers. Its systems use artificial intelligence to help clients increase revenue, manage capacity and handle distribution. The next step is to add large language models (LLM) to these platforms, giving clients more control and understanding into their operations.
In 2025, Wiremind reported a 67% increase in revenue and added 23 clients, bringing its total to more than 80. Among them are Ouigo España and Alsa, two major names in Spanish transport. El Español notes that the growing client list reflects the company’s momentum.
Wiremind’s expansion and investment in R&D will bring its AI-powered management tools to new markets, while the founders retain control of the company. As it expands internationally and develops its technology, the company will compete for clients across the transport sector.
