BMA, a utility-focused software company founded in 2013, has secured investment from FPE Capital. The firm operates Decisio, a decision intelligence platform serving UK water and energy companies along with other asset-intensive infrastructure operators. This marks FPE Capital's backing of the technology business.

The investment targets a growing niche in utility sector software. BMA's platform helps infrastructure operators make data-driven decisions across complex asset portfolios. With water and energy utilities facing increasing pressure to optimize operations and reduce costs, decision intelligence tools have become essential for managing aging infrastructure.

FPE Capital's move reflects broader private equity interest in infrastructure technology. Utility companies managing aging assets and regulatory demands create steady demand for specialized software solutions. The backing suggests confidence in BMA's market positioning within this sector.

While deal terms weren't disclosed, the investment signals momentum for utility-focused tech platforms. Asset-intensive operators need sophisticated tools to navigate modern operational challenges. FPE Capital joins other investors recognizing the sector's growth potential.