Mujin has secured 233 million in new financing to strengthen its global reach and expand its intelligent automation platform. The raise supports the company’s push to scale next generation industrial automation and drive adoption of its core technology, MujinOS.A Major Capital Boost for Global ExpansionMujinOS Becomes the Core of Scalable AutomationNew Product Expansion Across IndustriesScaling Digital Twin TechnologyMeeting Global Demand Through Regional GrowthLeadership Points to a Strong Future A Major Capital Boost for Global Expansion Mujin completed the first close of its Series D through a mix of equity and debt. The round brings new momentum to the company’s global growth plans. It also reinforces its position as a leader in high performance robotics. Key highlights include: 133 million in equity led by NTT Group Co leadership from Qatar Investment Authority Participation from Mitsubishi HC Capital Realty and Salesforce Ventures 100 million in debt from major Japanese financial institutions The financing mix strengthens the company’s capital structure. It also supports a broader expansion strategy designed to meet rising global demand. Mujin plans a second close for the Series D. Existing investors such as Pegasus Tech Ventures and Accenture are expected to join. Total fundraising now stands at 411 million since launch, a signal of strong confidence in its direction. MujinOS Becomes the Core of Scalable Automation Mujin continues to build MujinOS as the foundation of its product strategy. The platform unifies automation across robotics hardware. It connects mobility systems, picking tools, storage systems and warehouse execution platforms. MujinOS removes fragmented engineering. It eliminates separate system configurations. It reduces complexity and speeds deployment. Key advantages include: A single platform for multiple robot types Real time digital twin capabilities Predictable performance in high volume sites Fast replication across global locations The platform gives teams full visibility of operations. It adjusts workflows as conditions change. It strengthens accuracy and stability in demanding environments. New Product Expansion Across Industries The new capital helps expand the MujinOS application library. The system already supports palletising, bin picking, order fulfilment, machine tending, truck unloading, warehouse execution and fleet management. MujinOS standardises perception, motion planning and device coordination. This reduces integration costs. It shortens deployment cycles. It ensures consistent performance across markets. The expansion positions Mujin for larger enterprise opportunities. It helps partners scale automation with less engineering overhead. Scaling Digital Twin Technology Mujin plans to increase investment in digital twin capabilities. The digital twin tracks physical systems in real time. It creates a dynamic view of robots, vehicles, inventory and workflows. These features help teams detect issues early. They refine operations quickly. Improve forecasting. They reduce risk across multiple sites. Enterprises gain a data driven foundation for decision-making. They rely less on guesswork and more on real operational insight. Meeting Global Demand Through Regional Growth Demand for automation is rising across Europe and North America. Manufacturers want efficiency. Retailers want speed. Logistics operators want resilience. Mujin will expand engineering, service and support teams. It will also grow its integrator network to improve local deployment speed and consistency. Certified partners will help accelerate adoption across new regions. Leadership Points to a Strong Future Co Founders Ross Diankov and Issei Takino expressed confidence in the company’s direction. They highlighted investor trust, the strengths of MujinOS and the global need for automation. They expect the company to compete at scale and set new standards for industrial automation.