Pelico, a Miami, Florida-based supply chain orchestration platform for complex manufacturing, has raised $40 million in strategic financing, bringing its total funding to $72M.
Investors
The round was led by General Catalyst, with participation from existing investors 83North and Serena, and includes Larry Bohn of General Catalyst joining Pelico’s board.
General Catalyst is a global investment and transformation firm that partners with the world’s most ambitious entrepreneurs to drive resilience and applied AI. The firm supports founders with long-term visions who challenge the status quo, partnering with them from the seed stage through growth and beyond. With offices in San Francisco, New York City, Boston, Berlin, Bangalore, and London, General Catalyst has backed more than 800 businesses.
As part of this round, Larry Bohn of General Catalyst will join the company's board.
Pelico Use of Funds
The company will use the funds to drive North American growth, expand hiring in data science and engineering, and further develop Agentic AI capabilities to build more intelligent, self-optimizing supply chains.
About Pelico
Founded in 2019 by Tarik Benabdallah, Mamoun Alaoui, and Jonathan Hickson, Pelico is a real-time supply chain orchestration platform designed to help manufacturing manage production disruptions, parts shortages, MRO (maintenance) cycles, and on-time deliveries across their entire operations. By integrating seamlessly with existing systems, Pelico empowers industrial manufacturers to reduce shortages, improve delivery performance, and accelerate operational decision-making. Notable customers include Airbus, Safran, Eaton, and Daikin.
Funding Details
Company: Pelico SAS
Raised: $40.0M
Round: Strategic
Funding Date: June 2025
Lead Investor: General Catalyst
Additional Investors: 83North, Serena
Company Website: https://www.pelico.ai/
Software Category: Supply Chain Orchestration / Agentic AI / Industrial AI
Source: https://www.pelico.ai/resources/our-articles/pelico-announces-40m-strategic-financing-round-to-accelerate-the-growth-of-its-ai-powered-supply-chain-orchestration-platform