Hasselt-based tech company Lowi has raised 2.7 million euros in fresh capital. With these funds, it aims to accelerate the rollout of its AI platform in the Benelux and later across Europe.
Lowi, a young tech company from Hasselt, has raised 2.7 million euros in growth capital. Although Lowi was only founded in 2025, the company builds on eighteen years of entrepreneurial experience from founder Klaus Dillen. The funding round is led by The Nest family office.
Lowi aims to be a down-to-earth voice in a world intoxicated by AI, providing process automation and optimization without pushing generative AI as the preferred solution. The company focuses on SMEs dealing with a growing backlog of operational improvements. Lowi combines AI for analysis and strategic advice with traditional, predictable software processes for actual execution, similar to how other Belgian companies focus on automating business processes. Only after explicit human approval does Lowi translate an AI proposal into an automated process.
Growth in people and markets
Lowi currently has twelve employees. In the coming period, another ten will be added, at least five of whom will be in marketing and sales. Product development will also receive an extra boost.
With the new funds, Lowi intends to strengthen its commercial presence in the Benelux and subsequently achieve European expansion, much like other innovative companies in the region. The company deliberately positions itself as an alternative to fully autonomous AI agents, which it considers unreliable for business-critical processes.
Current clients include Corsendonk Hotels, engineering firm Antea, Kringwinkel, and the Horecafonds. Lowi automates various processes for them, such as bookings, legislative monitoring, and inventory management.