Стартап Metal из Пакистана привлек 4,5 млн долларов на развитие ИИ-платформы для венчурного финансирования

Pakistan based startup Metal, founded by Airlift co founder Usman Gul, has raised $4.5 million in a seed funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz’s a16z Speedrun and Y Combinator. Gul, who is also the founder and chief executive of Metal, announced the funding through a social media post. The company operates an AI platform designed to help startup founders manage fundraising and venture capital related workflows. Metal describes its platform as an AI operating system that provides intelligence and automation for startups during funding rounds. The company aims to turn software founders initially use to raise capital into infrastructure they continue using throughout the broader capital formation process. The funding round also attracted investment from Pioneer Fund, Rebel Fund, Gaingels, Indus Valley Capital, Team Ignite Ventures and Phaze Ventures, among others, according to Gul. Gul said Metal is on track to close fiscal year 2026 with multi million dollar annual revenue. The startup has also recorded six consecutive quarters of quarterly growth ranging between 30 percent and 80 percent. Metal has also published a thesis on the evolution of private capital markets, outlining its expectations for how the sector could develop in the coming years. The latest funding follows a strategic investment from Rebel Fund announced in June. Rebel Fund focuses on startups from the Y Combinator ecosystem. Stay Connected with ProPakistani Get the latest tech news, telecom insights, and product launches wherever you prefer. Add ProPakistani to Preferred Sources and see more of our stories in Google Search and Top Stories.