Simbe Robotics, headquartered in United States, remains privately held in the retail technology space. The latest valuation stands at $500M. No public ticker exists for the company.
One company valuation: $500M.
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Menlo VenturesGoldman SachsEclipseBrad Bogolea, Mirza Shah, and Jeff Gee founded Simbe Robotics in July 2014 to build Tally, an autonomous shelf-scanning robot that photographs store aisles to flag out-of-stock, misplaced, or mispriced items. The company has since added Tally RFID and fixed Tally Spot sensors, combining computer vision and RFID to give retailers real-time inventory, pricing, and shelf data.
Tally now runs in roughly 1,000 stores at chains including Schnuck Markets, BJ's Wholesale Club, and Albertsons. Simbe closed a $50 million Series C round in October 2024 led by Goldman Sachs' growth equity fund, three times the valuation of its prior 2023 raise.
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The last valuation is $500M.
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No. Simbe Robotics is a private company; its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
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