Shieldbase, a startup building an AI operating system for enterprises, has raised fresh funding from GenAI Fund and First Move, with support from Tenity and several angel investors. The sum was not disclosed.
The new capital will support its expansion in Asia-Pacific and the development of tools to address fragmentation and governance issues in enterprise AI.
As companies adopt a growing number of specialised AI tools across departments, many are struggling with disconnected systems and siloed data.
Shieldbase aims to solve this by unifying software, data, and AI agents into a single platform, helping organisations streamline workflows, reduce costs, and improve oversight.
The platform, which can be deployed on-premise or white-labeled, uses a modular architecture and can be integrated within hours instead of months.
Early adopters in sectors such as healthcare, finance, and industry have reported gains in productivity and efficiency.
In one case, a healthcare provider reduced data processing from days to minutes, while a financial firm improved daily operations by using the system to access decades of internal data.
Shieldbase is also planning new product updates to support broader enterprise adoption.
“Our mission at Shieldbase is to break through AI silos and empower enterprises to unlock a new era of intelligent operations — where every system, tool, and agent works in harmony to drive speed, clarity, and strategic advantage.
With the backing of GenAI Fund, First Move, and our incredible angel investors, we’re transforming fragmented AI stacks into a unified operating system that delivers real impact — from automation and governance to measurable business outcomes.”
said Diego Rojas, CEO and Co-founder at Shieldbase AI.
