- SeriesCUSD 1.4B — Amount: Up to USD 1.4B (milestone-linked); Up to USD 1.4B; Post-money valuation: approx. USD 7B (Bloomberg/Handelsblatt); Bloomberg cited approx. €4B in Mar 2026; Led by Tether | Largest single financing in full-stack robotics history. The appearance of lead investor Tether (stablecoin issuer) is highly unusual, reflecting a massive migration of non-traditional tech capital toward physical AI. Participation by the European Investment Bank (EIB) is symbolic—European institutions view NEURA as a strategic asset in a track dominated by China and the US. Funds are used for: ramping up production capacity to millions of robots by 2030, and global expansion of the Neuraverse platform and NEURA Gyms. Note: Full amount is linked to performance milestones,
- SeriesBUndisclosed — Amount: EUR 120M (approx. USD 123–124M); approx. USD 123–124M; Post-money valuation: Not formally disclosed; Led by Lingotto Investment Management. Official figure is EUR 120M. Lead investor Lingotto is under Exor (Agnelli family); Volvo Cars Tech Fund's entry represents automotive industry capital strategically betting on cognitive robotics; L-Bank is a German state-owned bank. The company disclosed simultaneously: staff doubled to 300+, revenue grew tenfold, order book approx. EUR 1B. | Source: NEURA Robotics Official Announcement / Business Wire (2025-01-15)
- Series A ExtensionUSD 16M — Amount: USD 16M; led by InterAlpen Partners | US institution InterAlpen Partners invested specifically, clearly earmarked for expansion into the US market. Both The Robot Report and Tech.eu reported on this round. | Source: NEURA Robotics official announcement (2023-10-10)
- SeriesAUSD 55M — Amount: USD 55M; Led by Lingotto Investment Management | Series A led by European industrial capital. Lingotto Investment Management is the investment arm of Exor (the holding company of the Agnelli family), appearing consecutively in Series A, B, and C, making it NEURA's most stable institutional supporter. | Source: Public Reports / Seedtable