How much has AMP Robotics raised?

Company announcements support at least $261 million across major disclosed equity rounds: $16 million Series A, $55 million Series B, more than $99 million Series C after the Microsoft extension, and $91 million Series D.

Some private-market databases report different totals, so this profile uses company-announced major rounds and flags conflicts instead of forcing a single opaque database number.

Investors include Sequoia Capital, XN, Valor Equity Partners, GV, Congruent Ventures, Wellington Management, Blue Earth Capital, Microsoft Climate Innovation Fund, Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners, Tao Capital Partners, Range Ventures, CalSTRS, Liberty Mutual Investments, and others.

Valuation interest is tied to AMP's expansion from individual robotic sorters toward facility-scale sortation and municipal solid waste processing. Forge reports a $457.74 million Series D valuation, but AMP itself did not disclose valuation in the Series D announcement.

AMP has not disclosed profitability or IPO timing. Industrial automation businesses require capital for hardware, deployment, service, and facilities, so profitability depends on deployment economics and operating scale.

The Series D supports expansion to process municipal solid waste and single-stream recycling at scale. Sellers should target hardware supply chain, robotics reliability, machine learning infrastructure, facility operations, safety, field service, and industrial data use cases.