Matia raises $21 million Series A to build AI-friendly data infrastructure
Founded by Israeli brothers, the startup targets fragmentation in data infrastructure.
Matia, a startup developing enterprise data management infrastructure, has raised $21 million in a Series A round led by Red Dot Capital Partners, with participation from existing investors Leaders Fund, Caffeinated Capital, Cerca Partners, Secret Chord Ventures, and VelocityX. The round also attracted prominent angel investors, including including Karim Atiyeh (Ramp), Udi Mokady (Cyaberark), Amiram Schchar (Upwind), Alex Pham (Toyota), Raffi Kesten, and Abe Peled.
The new round brings Matia’s total funding to $31 million since its founding.
Matia is developing a platform that enables organizations to manage data in an organized, clear, and scalable manner, even when handling vast amounts of data from multiple sources. As companies increasingly rely on artificial intelligence and smart systems, the collection, storage, and updating of information is becoming critical to business operations.
“Data engineering is entering an AI-native era, but AI depends on trusted data, system-wide context, and a developer experience teams can actually work with,” said Benjamin Segal, Co-founder and CEO of Matia. “Matia delivers an AI-ready data layer in one unified platform, replacing fragmented point solutions that lack context.”
Founded in 2023 by brothers Benjamin Segal (CEO) and Geva Segal (CTO), Matia counts Ramp, Drata, HoneyBook, and Lemonade among its clients and currently employs around 40 people across offices in Israel and the United States.
“We’re seeing a clear shift in how teams think about data infrastructure,” Segal added. “As companies scale, they want fewer tools, more shared context, and systems that hold up under real production demands. That’s what’s driving our growth and why customers are standardizing on Matia.”
