Venture capital firm Kinisis Ventures, through KV Fund II, has invested in Autonomics Tech Ltd, a Cyprus-based robotics and automation company developing autonomous industrial cleaning systems and a companion fleet orchestration platform for the facilities management sector.

With this move, the company said, KV Fund II joins early backer and strategic investor ASBISc Enterprises PLC, as Autonomics scales its commercial deployments across Europe and plans to expand into the United States market.

The company designs autonomous cleaning robots capable of operating in outdoor, indoor and hybrid environments, supported by its proprietary SPARC platform, which enables centralised monitoring, optimisation and lifecycle management of robotic fleets.

At the same time, it is addressing a growing structural challenge in facilities management, where labour shortages, rising wage pressures and increasing service-level demands are accelerating the adoption of automation across commercial, industrial and municipal environments.

The company has already secured executed sales agreements, active deployments and multiple Letters of Intent across several international markets.

Recent deployments include Four Seasons Astir Palace in Athens, where Autonomics’ autonomous cleaning systems are being used to support outdoor operations in a high-end hospitality environment.

“At Manifest, innovation is how the company stays ahead of the game,” said Georgios Farlekas, CEO of Manifest Services.

“To optimise how Four Seasons Astir Palace in Athens maintains its outdoor spaces, the group deployed Autonomics’ cleaning robots, which operate seamlessly among guests, staff and vehicles, delivering better service at lower cost without compromising the luxury experience,” he added.

Farlekas also stated that “the Autonomics platform provides real-time transparency into performance, costs and service quality, representing a significant operational advantage compared to traditional cleaning models.”

The KV Fund II investment will support further commercial expansion, continued platform development and advancement of the company’s intellectual property strategy.

Andreas Panayi, Co-Founder of Kinisis Ventures, said “Kinisis Ventures was attracted not only to the technology, but also to the direction Autonomics is taking as a business“.

“The team is moving toward a platform-led automation model that addresses real operational pressures in global facilities management, while generating operational data that improves system performance over time,” he added.

As part of the broader portfolio strategy, he said, the fund also sees potential to explore synergies with other KV portfolio companies, including Threedium, where complementary capabilities in spatial intelligence and robotics could unlock additional value over time.

ASBIS, meanwhile, welcomed Kinisis Ventures alongside the group in supporting Autonomics.

“We have been long-term believers in the company’s technical capability and international potential,” said Siarhei Kostevitch, Chairman and CEO of ASBIS.

“The group’s long-standing partnership with KV Fund strengthens the strategic support behind Autonomics as it enters its next growth phase,” he added.

Pavel Butov, Co-Founder of Autonomics, said Kinisis Ventures brings a long-term, hands-on approach that aligns with the company’s strategy.

“As we expand deployments and enhance our platform, having an investor with international reach, particularly in the U.S. market, and strong strategic alignment is critical,” he added.

In this context, this investment reflects Kinisis Ventures’ continued focus through KV Fund II on supporting technology companies emerging from Cyprus with global ambition, particularly where hardware, software and applied AI converge to solve real-world operational challenges.