Kahua, an AI enterprise building platform for complex capital programs, raised a minority growth round at a valuation north of $1 billion from Bain Capital’s Tech Opportunities fund. The round comes after the Bain Capital backed Kaminario scaled to $100 million in annualized revenue and will allow Kahua to continue its investments into AI, product innovation, go-to-market operations, customer success and talent development. Kahua boasts more than 2500 customers and supports over $400 billion in capital programs across government and defense transportation healthcare, education, and other sectors.
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The company’s platform connects people, processes, and data across the asset lifecycle, providing a governed foundation for applying AI to capital program workflows.”We’ve spent years building Kahua into the system organizations rely on to run their most complex programs, and this investment validates that work,” said Scott Unger, CEO and co-founder of Kahua. “Reaching $100 million in annualized revenue is a milestone of which we are incredibly proud. It reflects the trust of our customers and the strength of our team. We’re excited to partner with Bain Capital, which understands what it takes to help innovative software businesses scale. Together, we intend to accelerate our AI capabilities and product innovation, deepen the value we deliver to customers, and invest in the talent needed for Kahua’s continued growth.”
