ACTIONPOWER, a South Korean startup specializing in AI-powered business workflow automation, has closed a $4.1M (6B KRW) Series B funding round. Hana Ventures led the round, with existing investors We Ventures and Tony Investment participating alongside two new investors, including Korea Development Bank. The latest round brings ACTIONPOWER’s total funding to over $13.7M (20B KRW).

The company develops multimodal AI technology that processes voice, text, and image data in an integrated manner to boost productivity for both enterprises and individual users. Drawing on nearly a decade of research and development, ACTIONPOWER supports B2C services as well as B2B deployments in both on-premise and cloud environments. The company has validated its technical capabilities through more than 70 domestic and international patents and publications in global AI academic journals. Personalized data-driven AI services and high-performance embedding technology are among its core competitive strengths.

The round reflects strong investor confidence in both the company’s technology and business momentum. ACTIONPOWER’s flagship product Daglo posted revenue growth of nearly four times year-over-year, and as of 2025, the platform has cumulatively processed 13 million hours of voice data — a milestone that demonstrates the company’s ability to operate at scale. B2B revenue also grew approximately 40% year-over-year. ACTIONPOWER has built a diverse enterprise customer and partner base spanning multiple industries, including DB Life Insurance, Hancom, Daegu City, Seoul National University Hospital, and KT SkyLife.

The company plans to use the new capital to deepen its product capabilities while pressing ahead with global market entry and B2B expansion. Its strategy centers on industry-specific AI agent solutions that extend into enterprise workflow automation and decision-support applications.

“ACTIONPOWER holds top-tier technical capabilities in multimodality, which is an essential component of AI agents,” said Ganghun Lee, Senior Analyst at Hana Ventures. “With its B2B and B2C businesses — built on proprietary models — now entering a phase of real growth, we believe the company combines both technological strength and commercial viability, and has significant potential ahead.”

Co-CEOs Hongsik Jo and Jihwa Lee said the latest funding validates ACTIONPOWER’s technology and strategic direction. “As AI evolves from simply providing information to actually executing tasks — what we call ‘AI that acts’ — we will push forward on automating personal-data-driven workflows, enhancing productivity, and accelerating our global expansion,” they said.