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GreyOrange is ready to grow with $110M funding round

By Mike Oitzman | May 18, 2022

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GreyOrange offers a wide range of autonomous material handling solutions. | Credit: Mobile Robot Guide

Warehouse solutions provider GreyOrange closed $110M in growth/venture funding. The company is expanding rapidly into North America and other regions, and it said it plans to use the funding to fuel that growth. To date, the company has raised over $293M in total funding across 9 rounds (source: Crunchbase).

The funding round was led by Mithril Capital Management along with contribution from other current and new investors. Separate financing is also being provided by funds and accounts under management by BlackRock.

GreyOrange’s list of customers includes global retail industry leaders such as Walmart, H&M, COS, Coupang and GXO Logistics.

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GreyOrange is one of the leading goods-to-person automation solutions. (Credit: GreyOrange)

“GreyOrange is trusted by the biggest names in retail to help them do what they do best, better,” said Ajay Royan, Managing General Partner at Mithril Capital Management. “Demand for the GreyOrange omnichannel fulfillment platform continued to increase consistent with our high expectations as retailers come to terms with the immediate necessity of robotic automation in fulfillment. We are particularly excited about the expansion underway with GreyOrange’s SaaS applications, such as gStore, which deliver new and innovative supply chain solutions to discerning consumers across the GreyOrange customer base.”

“The leading brands and retailers we spoke with that use the GreyOrange platform to transform their fulfillment centers and enhance the work environment for their associates experienced substantial productivity improvements,” said Brad Pritchard, Managing Director and Head of Venture Lending at BlackRock Capital Group.

GreyOrange will deploy the growth capital to accelerate the company’s technology leadership, continue its global expansion and further support the adoption of GreyOrange’s unique fulfillment platform in warehouses, distribution centers and retail stores. Furthering the future of omnichannel fulfillment, gStore from GreyOrange is a mobile-first SaaS app that turns stores into tech-enabled, personalized experience hubs for customers as well as dynamic fulfillment centers for online commerce using real-time digital management of in-store inventory. The gStore software solution deploys either in stores as a standalone solution, or as part of GreyOrange’s ecosystem-wide fulfillment platform.

“Our fulfillment platform revolutionizes how the largest and best-known retail brands in the world, such as Walmart and H&M, fulfill their promises to customers, employees and shareholders,” said Samay Kohli, co-founder and CEO, GreyOrange. “As ecommerce sales soar, brands face a stark reality: embrace automation, or cede customers to the competition. We orchestrate fulfillment and optimize inventory in a complex global supply chain environment for more companies that ship millions of items each day than any other player in the market outside of Amazon. This growth financing enables us to rapidly deliver our premium solution to meet the expansion demand from existing customers, rapidly onboard our high volume of new customers, reach new partners and accelerate our unique product roadmap with an expanded suite of software solutions and predictive analytics.”


Editors Note: GreyOrange and Tompkins Robotics were joint honorees of a 2022 RBR50 award for their “Zero walk fulfillment solution”.

About The Author

Mike Oitzman

Mike Oitzman is Editor of WTWH's Robotics Group and founder of the Mobile Robot Guide. Oitzman is a robotics industry veteran with 25-plus years of experience at various high-tech companies in the roles of marketing, sales and product management. He can be reached at [email protected]

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