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Duvo raises a $32 million Series A to expand its enterprise AI automation platform

Funding Provisional 93% confidence first seen 14 October 2026, 13:00

Duvo, an enterprise AI automation startup, announced a $32 million Series A led by Balderton Capital. The funding is intended to speed up and scale its “Enterprise Execution OS” approach for deploying agentic AI across company systems, including expansion into the US and a focus on retailers and consumer goods providers.

Balderton Capital Duvo Tomáš Čupr Credo Ventures Index Ventures Northzone

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Duvo $32 million Series A · announced 14 Oct 2026

Investors Balderton Capital

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14 Oct, 13:00 From Rohlik to enterprise AI: Tomáš Čupr's Duvo raises $32M Series A Tech.eu independent 14 Oct, 13:00 Rohlik founder’s Duvo raises $32M from Balderton to stop enterprise AI stalling at the pilot Tech Funding News independent

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Duvo raises a $32 million Series A to expand its enterprise AI automation platform

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