Loop has secured $95 million in Series C funding to expand its verticalized AI platform, aiming to become the definitive intelligence layer for global supply chains. The round was led by Valor Equity Partners and the Valor Atreides AI Fund, with significant participation from 8VC, Founders Fund, and J.P. Morgan Growth Equity Partners. The capital injection arrives as enterprises grapple with a volatile landscape of shifting tariffs and supplier diversification, which have exposed the brittleness of legacy data systems.
At the center of Loop’s strategy is DUX, a proprietary family of AI models and agents engineered to ingest, standardize, and act on fragmented logistics data. By structuring information trapped within ERP, TMS, and warehouse management systems, Loop creates a unified "source of truth" for back-office operations. This allows companies—including early adopters like Clemens Food Group and Dot Foods—to gain precise visibility into their cost-to-serve and unlock working capital that was previously tied up in inefficient manual processes.
"This investment lets us expand our platform and connect the financial and operational data that our customers need to make better decisions, faster," stated Loop CEO and Co-Founder Matt McKinney. The firm plans to use the new funds to deepen its engineering capabilities and extend its AI reach into specialized areas like trade compliance, procurement, and inbound logistics. Antonio Gracias, CEO of Valor, noted that by turning inaccessible data into actionable intelligence, Loop is positioned to orchestrate the broader operational and financial functions of the entire supply chain.
