INFRALAB

An Open Innovation lab focused on infrastructure, construction, energy, utilities, property, and transportation.

Incubator Haifa, Israel Est. 2017
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Last updated 2026-07-20
Portfolio
2
in our dataset
Rounds participated
2
Rounds led
0
Rounds' value
—
total disclosed, rounds participated
Stages
Pre-Seed, Seed

About

INFRALAB is an Open Innovation lab focused on the fields of infrastructure, construction, energy, utilities, property, and transportation. It is a joint venture of Enel, a global electricity infrastructure company, and Shikun & Binui, a leading Israeli construction and infrastructure group, established with the support of the Israeli Innovation Authority. INFRALAB focuses on the integration between physical infrastructure and digital technologies, providing a platform for speedy and successful proof of concept for innovative ideas. The lab invests in startups and serves as an R&D development facility for innovators in these fields.

Portfolio · 2

IXDen
AI Platform for OT Failures Prediction & Cybersecurity
1 round Latest: 2020-02
INTSITE
AI-powered Automation for Heavy Machinery
1 round Latest: 2020-01

Investment activity

2 portfolio exits on record.

Portfolio by sector

Industrial Technologies5
Business Software3
Energy Tech2
Automotive & Mobility Technologies1
Aerospace, Defense & HLS1
Cyber Security1

Q&A

What is INFRALAB's primary focus as an innovation lab?
INFRALAB is an Open Innovation lab concentrating on infrastructure, construction, energy, utilities, property, and transportation sectors. It focuses on integrating physical infrastructure with digital technologies.
Which notable companies are shareholders of INFRALAB?
INFRALAB's shareholders include Enel, Shikun&Binui, and Solel Bohne Infrastructure.
What investment stages does INFRALAB typically target?
INFRALAB primarily targets Pre-Seed and Seed stage investments.
Can you name some of INFRALAB's portfolio companies?
INFRALAB's portfolio includes companies such as Bladeranger, which develops autonomous robotic systems for solar panel cleaning, and Gadfin, focused on drone-based urgent delivery systems.
Has INFRALAB had any notable exits?
Yes, INFRALAB has had two notable exits. Genda, a digital assistant for construction site managers, was acquired by Buildots in October 2025. Additionally, Bladeranger went public on TASE in December 2020 with a valuation of $28.6M.
Who is a key member of INFRALAB's leadership team?
Eran Levy is a Co-founder and General Manager for Enel Innovation Hubs & Board Director at INFRALAB.
What is INFRALAB's most active investment sector?
INFRALAB shows a strong concentration in Industrial Technologies, with 5 investment rounds in this sector.
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