Hang Ten Systems Raises $53M to Scale Enterprise AI Services
Hang Ten Systems Raises $53M for Enterprise AI Expansion Hang Ten Systems has raised an additional $53 million in seed funding. Xora, a Temasek-backed fund, led the round. The financing The post Hang Ten Systems Raises $53M to Scale Enterprise AI Services appeared first on Ventureburn .
Hang Ten Systems has secured an additional $53 million in seed funding to expand its enterprise AI services. The investment round was led by Xora Capital, a fund backed by Temasek, with participation from Mayfield and Aramco Ventures. This brings the company's total funding to $85 million, with the two seed rounds closing just five weeks apart.
During this period, Hang Ten Systems signed multiple multi-million-dollar enterprise contracts, with some projects already in delivery and others successfully completed across various industries and business functions. The company offers advisory, transformation, and applied AI services to large enterprises, utilizing a unique approach that combines agentic code generation, reusable AI skills, and domain expertise to build, change, and operate enterprise software.
Hang Ten Systems operates across software development, finance, financial analytics, enterprise migrations, human resources, and other technology-intensive functions, aiming to deliver projects with smaller teams and shorter timelines. The company positions its AI-native model as an alternative to traditional systems integration, leveraging agentic systems throughout the delivery process to reuse skills and support recurring technical and business requirements.
Hang Ten Systems is led by founder and CEO Dr. Vishal Sikka, who previously served as CEO of Infosys. Notable investors include senior technology executives such as Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan, Micron CEO Sanjay Mehrotra, and Yahoo co-founder and AME Cloud Ventures founding partner Jerry Yang, who has also joined Hang Ten Systems' board.
The company is already partnering with major industrial enterprises, including Aramco and Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, expanding its enterprise customer pipeline from pilots into production systems.
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