Berlin-based Kyrok has secured pre-seed funding led by Speedinvest to develop an AI operating system for pharmaceutical and chemical supply chains, helping SMEs modernise workflows, preserve operational knowledge and improve productivity.
Kyrok raised €3.1M for an AI OS deploying industry agents in pharma and chemical supply chains, layered above existing ERPs. For SMEs stuck with legacy systems and aging workforces, this avoids costly migrations while embedding operational knowledge into AI.
Berlin-based
industrial AI startup Kyrok has raised €3.1 million in a pre-seed round led by
Speedinvest. The company is building an AI operating system for supply chain
management tailored to Europe's pharmaceutical and chemical SMEs, powered by
industry-specific AI agents.
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