Mujin, a global automation technology leader, announced the first close of its Series D funding round, securing US$233 million through equity and debt financing. NTT Group led the equity investment, with Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) as co-lead, alongside Mitsubishi HC Capital Realty and Salesforce Ventures. This funding will accelerate the global adoption of its MujinOS intelligent robotics platform and advance its real-time digital twin, motion planning, and orchestration technologies for manufacturing and logistics.
This substantial funding round positions Mujin to significantly expand its global reach and accelerate the development of its MujinOS platform. The investment underscores strong investor confidence in Mujin's vision for intelligent automation, particularly in advanced robotics, real-time digital twins, and motion planning. This will likely enhance its competitive standing in the manufacturing and logistics automation markets, potentially leading to wider adoption of its solutions and influencing industry standards for intelligent robotics.
Mujin raised US$233 million in its Series D funding round.
NTT Group and Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) were lead investors in the equity portion.
Funds will accelerate global adoption of MujinOS and advance core robotics technologies.
The funding round involves significant Japanese investors (NTT Group, Mitsubishi HC Capital Realty) and international investors (QIA, Salesforce Ventures), indicating both strong domestic support and global investor interest in Mujin's advanced automation technology. The debt financing from Japanese financial institutions further highlights regional financial backing.
Funds will accelerate global adoption of MujinOS and advance core robotics technologies.
Mujin raised US$233 million in its Series D funding round.
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