Speya (formerly Find My Factory) raises SEK 13M to accelerate the future of sourcing
We are excited to share that Speya (formerly Find My Factory) has raised SEK 13 million in new funding, bringing the company’s post-money valuation close to SEK 100 million.
With more than 1000% growth in Q1 alone and strong momentum continuing in Q2, this new funding will help us double down on product development and expand our presence across Europe.
We are grateful to our investors and customers who share our vision of a faster, more transparent, and more secure industrial sourcing future.
And as always, it makes us proud to have Evolante, led by Simon Wijk Stranius, Marcus Frankelius, Adam Wessling, and Marcus Broström, onboard as both our technical partner and shareholder.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the advantages of sourcing manufacturers from different regions?
Regional diversification reduces supply chain risk from geopolitical disruptions, tariffs, and logistics delays. AI sourcing tools help identify qualified manufacturers across multiple regions simultaneously, comparing production capabilities, certifications, and costs. Speya provides global coverage across millions of profiles to support multi-region sourcing strategies.
What makes Speya different from other sourcing platforms?
Speya combines agentic AI search across millions of global manufacturer profiles with continuous risk monitoring and real-time supplier intelligence. Unlike traditional databases that rely on self-reported profiles, Speya’s autonomous agents crawl and verify supplier data continuously, reducing sourcing cycles by up to 80% while uncovering 15x more qualified suppliers.
How do industrial companies source specialized component manufacturers?
Industrial companies source specialized manufacturers by matching technical specifications—material grades, tolerances, certifications (AS9100, IATF 16949), and production processes—against verified manufacturer profiles. AI platforms like Speya automate this matching across millions of global profiles, uncovering niche specialists that traditional database searches overlook.