Nexos.ai Raises €30M Series A to Accelerate Secure Enterprise AI Adoption

Oct 21, 2025
Lithuania-based Nexos.ai has secured €30 million in Series A funding co-led by Evantic Capital and Index Ventures to expand its enterprise AI orchestration platform across Europe and North America.

Nexos.ai has raised €30 million in Series A funding to expand its enterprise AI adoption platform, announced in a company blog post. The round was co-led by Evantic Capital—founded by former Sequoia Capital partner Matt Miller—and Index Ventures, with participation from Creandum, Dig Ventures, and several angel investors.

The Vilnius-based company, founded by Nord Security co-founders Tomas Okmanas and Eimantas Sabaliauskas, aims to address security and governance challenges that hinder enterprise AI deployment. Its platform provides two main components: an AI Workspace for employees and an AI Gateway for developers. The Workspace enables secure collaboration with multiple large language models, while the Gateway offers unified API access, cost control, and compliance oversight.

Nexos.ai plans to use the funding to enhance its routing algorithms, support private model hosting for sensitive data, and expand operations across Europe and North America. The company also intends to develop educational partnerships to address enterprise AI skills gaps.

The funding follows Nexos.ai’s €8 million seed round earlier in 2025 and comes amid growing demand for tools that enable enterprises to integrate AI securely and efficiently.

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