Forgis

Based in Zurich, Switzerland, and founded in 2025, Forgis, focuses on improving industrial manufacturing through technology. In November 2025, Forgis raised EUR 3. 8 million in pre-seed funding led by Redalpine. Forgis operates a one-stop platform that leverages advanced technologies to enhance the manufacturing capabilities of Western industries.

The core of their offering is an AI-native orchestration infrastructure designed for industrial applications, which integrates disparate systems and automates production processes through causal AI agents. These agents function as digital engineers that learn from data, make real-time decisions, and enhance production performance by predicting failures and optimizing manufacturing lines. Forgis aims to address the inefficiencies of traditional factories, where machines operate in isolation, by creating a connected network of smart systems that can adaptively respond to real-time demands. Their primary customer base includes manufacturers across various sectors in North America and Europe, specifically targeting industries that are looking to increase efficiency, reduce downtime, and embrace modular, sustainable manufacturing practices.

Forgis generates revenue through a subscription-based model that provides clients with access to its advanced industrial intelligence platform. This structure facilitates ongoing partnerships wherein manufacturers pay for the software and services that enable real-time production optimization and integration of their machinery. The company offers customized pricing plans based on the scale and complexity of the manufacturing systems being integrated, with services designed to cater to a diverse set of client needs ranging from small manufacturers to large industrial operations. Key services include predictive maintenance, production line optimization, and system integration, all delivered through a unified interface.

This revenue model is conducive to long-term client relationships, as ongoing software updates and performance enhancements are critical to maintaining operational efficiency in an increasingly competitive market. The company plans to use the November 2025 funding to support its growth and automate its industrial machines.