What is Limble?
Limble operates at the intersection of industrial technology and enterprise software, providing a sophisticated Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS). The platform is engineered to help organizations organize, automate, and simplify complex maintenance operations, effectively reducing downtime and extending the lifecycle of critical assets. Based in Utah, Limble has carved out a niche by addressing the operational inefficiencies that plague modern manufacturing and facility management environments. Its software suite acts as a digital backbone for maintenance teams, enabling data-driven decision-making and streamlined resource allocation across diverse industrial sectors.
How much funding has Limble raised?
Limble has raised a total of $58.1M across 2 funding rounds:
Debt
$150K
Series B
$58M
Debt (2020): $150K with participation from PPP
Series B (2023): $58M led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management
Key Investors in Limble
Goldman Sachs Asset Management
A global investment management firm that provides comprehensive advisory services and capital solutions for institutions and individuals, leveraging a vast international network to drive long-term performance.
PPP
Public-Private Partnership
What's next for Limble?
Looking ahead, Limble is expected to utilize its recent capital infusion to drive aggressive product development and market expansion. The focus will likely shift toward integrating advanced predictive analytics and IoT-enabled monitoring capabilities into its existing CMMS framework. As the company transitions from a scaling phase to a more mature enterprise-level entity, it will likely prioritize strategic partnerships and international market entry to sustain its growth trajectory. The backing from institutional investors suggests a long-term commitment to establishing Limble as the industry standard for maintenance automation and operational excellence.
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