
Japan-based Mujin has raised US$233 million in the first close of its Series D round, which includes US$133 million in equity and US$100 million in debt.
The equity part of the round was led by NTT Group, with Qatar Investment Authority, Mitsubishi HC Capital Realty, and Salesforce Ventures also participating.
The company thanked Mizuho Securities and UBS AG Singapore Branch for their strategic support and help in bringing key investors into the round.
Mujin plans to continue raising funds and is preparing for a second close of its Series D round, which is expected to include existing shareholders such as Pegasus Tech Ventures, Accenture, and other global investors.
So far, Mujin has raised a total of $411 million, showing that investors have strong confidence in the company’s goal of building the next generation of industrial automation technology.
MujinOS is an intelligent control platform that makes industrial automation simpler, smarter, and easier to scale. It combines robotics for mobility, picking, storage, and warehouse management into a single system, removing the need for complex, system-by-system setup. This lets facilities deploy automation faster and more reliably.
With advanced features like perception, motion planning, and real-time digital twin orchestration, MujinOS gives companies better visibility and control over operations. It works across different manufacturers and applications, helping businesses expand automation safely, reduce risks, and boost productivity across multiple sites.
Mujin Inc. Co-Founder Ross Diankov said, “The strong support shown in our Series D round underscores investor confidence in MujinOS as the architecture that will power the next era of industrial automation. This funding accelerates our transition to a scalable, product-driven business and expands our ability to bring cloud services, real-time digital twin technology and enterprise grade automation to customers in every major market. We are committed to establishing MujinOS as the global standard for intelligent robotics.”
NTT, Inc. President and CEO Mr Akira Shimada said, “The NTT Group has long played a role in supporting societal development and enhancing people’s lives through a broad range of technologies and services, including telecommunications infrastructure.
Looking ahead, we will work with Mujin, an innovator driving transformation across the manufacturing and logistics sectors through advanced robotic intelligence, to further elevate AI and robotics by leveraging our assets such as IOWN and our computing platforms. Through this collaboration, we are committed to creating new value that contributes to addressing societal challenges, including labour shortages and productivity improvement.”
Mujin creates intelligent robotics systems that allow industrial robots to perform complex tasks quickly, reliably, and flexibly. Its main platform, MujinOS, removes the need for manual teaching or coding by giving robots real-time decision-making abilities using a continuously updated digital twin.
Headquartered in Tokyo, with offices in the United States, Europe, and China, Mujin is transforming automation across the global supply chain.
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