Bengaluru-based Scimplify has raised $25 million in strategic funding led by Hitachi Ventures. The startup plans to expand its manufacturing capabilities and international presence, focusing on advanced materials and specialty chemicals. The investment was reported on 14 October 2026.
A Bengaluru-based startup that helps businesses develop and manufacture specialty chemicals, has secured $25 million in a strategic funding round led by Hitachi Ventures.
The investment will support the company’s plans to expand manufacturing capabilities and build a stronger presence in global markets. Scimplify works in advanced materials and specialty chemicals, connecting businesses’ product requirements with research and manufacturing expertise.
New investors Henkel and Teknor Apex participated alongside existing backers Accel India, Bertelsmann India Investments, Omnivore and 3one4 Capital. The round brings the company’s disclosed equity funding to $80 million.
Scimplify also plans to strengthen SciNode, its AI platform, which helps coordinate research, production and manufacturing workflows. The company’s approach brings together technology and manufacturing partnerships to support the development and commercial production of specialty chemicals.
The startup is preparing to expand its research, processing and manufacturing capacity in the United States. Its areas of focus include materials used in semiconductors, defence, energy and AI infrastructure.
According to Global Venturing, Scimplify reports an annualised revenue run rate of $200 million. This is a company-reported measure of its current revenue pace, rather than a statement of completed annual revenue.
The fresh funding gives Scimplify additional resources to pursue international expansion and serve industries that require specialised materials and reliable manufacturing capacity.
The investment will support the company’s plans to expand manufacturing capabilities and build a stronger presence in global markets. Scimplify works in advanced materials and specialty chemicals, connecting businesses’ product requirements with research and manufacturing expertise.
New investors Henkel and Teknor Apex participated alongside existing backers Accel India, Bertelsmann India Investments, Omnivore and 3one4 Capital. The round brings the company’s disclosed equity funding to $80 million.
Scimplify also plans to strengthen SciNode, its AI platform, which helps coordinate research, production and manufacturing workflows. The company’s approach brings together technology and manufacturing partnerships to support the development and commercial production of specialty chemicals.
The startup is preparing to expand its research, processing and manufacturing capacity in the United States. Its areas of focus include materials used in semiconductors, defence, energy and AI infrastructure.
According to Global Venturing, Scimplify reports an annualised revenue run rate of $200 million. This is a company-reported measure of its current revenue pace, rather than a statement of completed annual revenue.
The fresh funding gives Scimplify additional resources to pursue international expansion and serve industries that require specialised materials and reliable manufacturing capacity.