Gallatin raises $50M Series A to digitize military logistics
What's the deal? Gallatin has raised a $50 million Series A led by 8VC and Silent VenturesDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, chief executive officer Woody Glier told Axios. The California startup digitizes and streamlines military logistics and sustainment — the supply and support work behind the front lines.
Why it matters: This is not another drone builder. Gallatin targets the unglamorous back end of warfare, where much of the work still runs on paper.
What's the problem? "A lot of the logistics data that is generated today is very manual," Glier said. "It's very messy — literally like clipboard and pen and paper."
Who's backing it? Both lead investors, 8VC and Silent Ventures, are frequent defense-tech backers, signalling conviction that logistics software is a serious bet alongside hardware.
The signal: At $50 million, the round sits in the top 4% of all US enterprise software Series A deals on record. Capital is flowing beyond flashy drones and weapons into the software plumbing that keeps militaries moving.
Read more: Axios
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