Oxylabs has secured a $130 million investment from leading private equity firm Warburg Pincus, valuing the company at $3.6 billion and marking one of the highest valuations in Lithuania’s tech history. As the second unicorn to emerge from the Tesonet accelerator, Oxylabs now stands as a central force in the rapidly expanding data infrastructure market powering the agentic AI era.
Recording $350 million in ARR, Oxylabs’ platform is trusted by more than 350,000 tech teams worldwide, providing the real-time, interruption-free web data access that modern AI agents depend on. As autonomous systems increasingly navigate the internet on behalf of users, the future belongs to infrastructure capable of grounding AI in fresh, reliable, compliant knowledge—an ecosystem Oxylabs has spent a decade building as a responsible and ethical operator.
CEO Vytautas Savickas notes that Warburg Pincus’ investment is significant not only for Oxylabs but for Europe’s broader technology ambitions. It demonstrates the region’s ability to build sovereign, world-class infrastructure essential to global AI developers, while showcasing Lithuania’s growing innovation capacity. With this backing, Oxylabs plans to expand its global network, advance its technology stack, and accelerate product development across its portfolio.
Warburg Pincus’ commitment also reflects the surging demand for real-time web data across industries such as travel, cybersecurity, brand protection, e-commerce intelligence, and investigative journalism. As AI becomes increasingly dependent on live data—from training models to powering agents that autonomously browse, schedule, book, and execute tasks—the need for robust, compliant infrastructure continues to multiply.
Oxylabs’ leadership is rooted in a decade of bootstrapped growth, a global network handling billions of daily requests, and a portfolio of 160+ patents. Its long-standing emphasis on compliance is reinforced through initiatives like the Ethical Web Data Collection Initiative (EWDCI) and its industry-first ethical proxy procurement framework. Warburg Pincus’ due diligence further validates Oxylabs’ security posture, transparently showcased through the Oxylabs Trust Center.
The investment will also support future acquisitions and partnerships, building on successful integrations such as Webshare Software (2022) and ScrapingBee (2025). As Oxylabs continues shaping the agentic AI future, it aims to deliver next-generation infrastructure—from web indexes to headless browsers—ensuring AI systems operate on real-time, enterprise-grade knowledge.
