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Multiply Labs raises $75M to optimize pharmaceutical manufacturing with robots

$75M. Multiply Labs just closed its Series B to scale pharmaceutical manufacturing robots — with AstraZeneca and a prominent medical investor aboard.

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Why it matters

A mid-stage funding round for manufacturing automation in pharma, backed by a major drugmaker. Signals enterprise conviction in robotics for production optimization, though the deal lacks AI-specific framing and the article is thin on deployment scale or economics.

The key facts

10 to know
  1. Series B: $75M

  2. Lead: Patrick Soon-Shiong (medical researcher/investor)

  3. Other backers: AstraZeneca, Teradyne, and more than half a dozen additional investors

  4. Focus: automation equipment for pharmaceutical manufacturing

  5. Announcement date: October 6, 2026

  6. Series B funding: $75M

  7. Lead investor: Patrick Soon-Shiong (medical researcher/investor)

  8. Strategic backers include AstraZeneca and Teradyne

  9. Company focus: automation equipment for pharmaceutical manufacturing

  10. Funding announcement date: October 6, 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Multiply Labs Inc., a startup that develops automation equipment for drugmakers, has raised $75 million in funding. Prominent medical researcher Patrick Soon-Shiong led the deal. Multiply Labs stated in today’s funding announcement that the Series B raise also drew more than a half-dozen other…
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