Israeli data analytics startup Coralogix raised $200 million in its Series F funding round, led by Advent International, the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, and Greenfield, with participation from Brighton Park Capital, the company announced. Coralogix, which entered India in 2020, plans to allocate 20% of the new capital to expand its India operations over the next three years, aiming to grow its local workforce from 150 to over 200 employees, according to livemint.com.
The funding round was led by major global investors, including Advent International and the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, underscoring strong institutional interest in Coralogix’s data analytics platform. The company had earlier committed to investing $30 million in India over three years and is now scaling up that commitment with this fresh capital infusion. Coralogix’s India team is central to its growth strategy, reflecting the startup’s focus on tapping into the country’s technology talent and expanding its market presence, livemint.com reported.
Coralogix operates in the competitive data analytics sector, where companies leverage cloud-based platforms to provide real-time insights and monitoring solutions. The $200 million raise places Coralogix among well-funded players in the space, alongside firms like Datadog and Splunk. Its decision to expand in India aligns with broader trends of global tech startups deepening their footprint in the country to access skilled engineers and a growing customer base. The increased investment signals confidence in India’s role as a strategic hub for product development and innovation, according to livemint.com.
Coralogix currently employs 150 people in India and plans to increase this to over 200 within three years. The company’s Series F round and India expansion plans were disclosed on June 3, 2026, marking a significant milestone in its growth trajectory, livemint.com stated.