UAE-based UnifyApps has raised $50 million in Series B funding led by WestBridge Capital to scale its enterprise AI platform, helping businesses unify data, systems, and workflows for large-scale GenAI adoption across MENA.
UAE’s UnifyApps has raised USD 50 million in a Series B funding round led by WestBridge Capital, with participation from ICONIQ and other global investors.
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The funding marks a major step in UnifyApps’ mission to build an Enterprise Operating System (OS) for AI, designed to help organisations turn fragmented AI pilots into scalable, production-ready solutions.
Across industries, enterprises have invested significant resources in generative AI (GenAI) projects, yet many struggle to achieve measurable results. Studies suggest that nearly 95% of enterprise AI projects fail to scale, often due to siloed data, disconnected workflows, and integration bottlenecks.
UnifyApps addresses this challenge with an LLM-agnostic, low-code, and AI-native platform that unifies data, systems, and processes, enabling enterprises to develop and deploy intelligent, workflow-driven applications at scale.
“With this new funding, we’ll expand our Gulf-based team, deepen partnerships, and deliver pre-built applications tailored for the region, helping enterprises across the UAE and Saudi Arabia realise their ambitions of becoming fully AI-native economies,” said Pavitar Singh, Co-CEO of UnifyApps.
Founded in 2023 by Pavitar Singh and Ravi Thomas, alongside a team of co-founders, UnifyApps is positioning itself as the Enterprise OS for AI, enabling organisations to connect data, think with AI models, and act within business workflows.
The company plans to use the fresh capital to expand its European presence, strengthen AI and engineering teams, and deepen integrations with existing enterprise technologies while growing its catalogue of pre-built applications.
Industry analysts note that the UAE’s ongoing push for AI-driven innovation, supported by initiatives like the National Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2031, makes this a timely move that aligns with the region’s vision of becoming a global AI hub.
