New York-based consumer packaged goods (CPG) startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by Wellington Management and existing investor BoxGroup, bringing its total funding to $68 million since its launch 18 months ago. The capital injection will support Keychain’s aggressive expansion plans across the US and India, including the rollout of its newly launched AI-powered operating system, KeychainOS, designed to optimize manufacturing operations for CPG companies.
KeychainOS is a SaaS platform that leverages artificial inte...
KeychainOS is a SaaS platform that leverages artificial intelligence to help manufacturers manage production cycles more efficiently. The platform enables faster, smarter facility management, addressing longstanding challenges in the traditionally fragmented CPG supply chain. According to CEO and co-founder Oisin Hanrahan, the AI-driven system offers manufacturers a significant competitive advantage by streamlining their processes, a factor driving the rapid growth in demand for Keychain’s services.
Since its inception, Keychain has built a vast network compr...
Since its inception, Keychain has built a vast network comprising over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands and retailers, including major US retailers such as 7-Eleven and Whole Foods, as well as top CPG brands like General Mills. The company has also expanded beyond food into beauty and personal care sectors. The new funding will further accelerate Keychain’s US market growth and support the scaling of operations in India, a key region for manufacturing and supply chain activities.
Molly Breiner, sector lead at Wellington Management, emphasi...
Molly Breiner, sector lead at Wellington Management, emphasized Keychain’s transformative potential in the CPG industry, stating, “Keychain is fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain.” The company’s platform facilitates an efficient search and discovery process for packaged goods companies and retailers to find co-packers and manufacturing partners, significantly reducing time and friction in production sourcing.
Earlier in 2025, Keychain secured an additional $5 million i...
Earlier in 2025, Keychain secured an additional $5 million investment led by Bright Pixel Capital, the venture arm of Portugal’s leading retailer Sonae, signaling readiness to enter European markets. Keychain’s platform now facilitates over $1 billion in monthly projects, underscoring its growing influence in the global CPG manufacturing ecosystem.
Founded by Oisin Hanrahan, Umang Dua, and Jordan Weitz, Keyc...
Founded by Oisin Hanrahan, Umang Dua, and Jordan Weitz, Keychain has quickly established itself as an innovative force by introducing AI into the supply chain workflow and manufacturing automation. The latest funding round will enable the company to continue enhancing KeychainOS capabilities and expand its footprint both domestically and internationally, particularly in India, where manufacturing operations are critical for global supply chains.
This Series B round marks a significant milestone for Keycha...
This Series B round marks a significant milestone for Keychain as it advances its mission to modernize the CPG manufacturing landscape through artificial intelligence, improved connectivity, and increased operational efficiency.
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 2:20:08 PM
CPG startup Keychain raised $30 million in a Series B round led by Wellington Management and BoxGroup to scale its AI-powered operating system, KeychainOS, which streamlines manufacturing and supply chain operations for over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands including General Mills and Whole Foods[1]. Molly Breiner, sector lead at Wellington Management, praised Keychain for "fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain," highlighting its rapid growth driven by clear market demand for AI-driven manufacturing solutions[1]. CEO Oisin Hanrahan emphasized that KeychainOS offers manufacturers “a smarter, faster way to run their facilities,” supporting the company's US expansion and growing India operations with intelligent automation[1].
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 2:30:15 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B round led by Wellington Management to fuel expansion in the U.S. and India while rolling out KeychainOS, its AI-powered manufacturing operating system. Molly Breiner of Wellington Management hailed Keychain for “fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain,” noting its growing ecosystem of over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands and retailers as evidence of clear market demand. CEO Oisin Hanrahan emphasized that AI enables manufacturers “a smarter, faster way to run their facilities,” underscoring industry confidence in the platform’s disruptive potential[1].
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 2:40:10 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by Wellington Management and existing investor BoxGroup, bringing its total funding to $68 million since launching 18 months ago[1][3]. The New York-based company plans to use the capital to expand its AI-powered manufacturing platform’s growth in the US and double its India engineering team in Gurugram from 35 to 70 employees, aiming for 100 within a year to support product development[4]. CEO Oisin Hanrahan said, “Applying AI allows KeychainOS to give manufacturers a smarter, faster way to run their facilities,” with the platform already connecting over 30,000 manufacturers to 20,000 brands including 7-El
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 2:50:20 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round led by Wellington Management and existing investor BoxGroup, bringing its total funding to $68 million since its 2024 launch[1][3][5]. The capital will accelerate the rollout of KeychainOS, an AI-powered operating system for CPG manufacturing, and significantly expand its India-based engineering team in Gurugram from 35 to around 100 employees within a year to support growth in the U.S. market[1][4]. CEO Oisin Hanrahan highlighted that Keychain now works with 30,000+ manufacturers, 20,000+ brands and retailers, including top U.S. clients 7-Eleven and Whole Foods, a
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 3:00:24 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B round led by Wellington Management and existing investor BoxGroup, bringing its total funding to $68 million since launching 18 months ago[1][2]. This capital will accelerate expansion in the U.S. and India while supporting the rollout of KeychainOS, an AI-powered operating system designed to optimize CPG manufacturing and supply chains, now serving over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands and retailers including 7-Eleven, Whole Foods, and General Mills[1]. CEO Oisin Hanrahan stated, “Applying AI allows KeychainOS to give manufacturers a smarter, faster way to run their facilities,” highlighting the company's rapid growth driven by clea
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 3:10:18 PM
Keychain has raised a $30 million Series B round led by Wellington Management to accelerate the expansion of its AI-powered CPG manufacturing platform in the US and India, bringing total funding to $68 million just 18 months after launch[1]. Experts highlight that Keychain is "fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain," leveraging AI through its SaaS-based KeychainOS to offer manufacturers a smarter, faster production management system, now used by leading brands like General Mills and retailers including Whole Foods and 7-Eleven[1]. This funding underlines strong industry confidence in AI-driven operations and reflects growing demand for advanced manufacturing solutions in consumer packaged goods.
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 3:20:20 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B round led by Wellington Management and BoxGroup to accelerate the expansion of its AI-powered manufacturing platform in the US and build operations in India, bringing total funding to $68 million since launch 18 months ago[2]. Keychain’s CEO Oisin Hanrahan emphasized, “Applying AI allows KeychainOS to give manufacturers a smarter, faster way to run their facilities,” as the company serves major US retailers like 7-Eleven and Whole Foods and supports over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands and retailers[2]. Sector lead Molly Breiner of Wellington Management noted, “Keychain is fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain” with this technolog
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 3:30:21 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B round led by Wellington Management and BoxGroup to accelerate its US growth and expand operations in India, bringing total funding to $68 million since its 2024 launch[1]. The New York-based company, which provides an AI-powered SaaS platform called KeychainOS to streamline manufacturing for over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands including General Mills, is using the capital to scale its AI-driven operating system and expand its footprint with major US retailers like 7-Eleven and Whole Foods[1]. CEO Oisin Hanrahan emphasized, “Applying AI allows KeychainOS to give manufacturers a smarter, faster way to run their facilities,” highlighting their rapi
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 3:40:15 PM
CPG startup Keychain has secured $30 million in a Series B round led by Wellington Management to scale its AI-powered SaaS platform, KeychainOS, designed to optimize manufacturing operations for over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands including General Mills and Whole Foods[2]. The AI system enhances production cycle management, enabling manufacturers to operate smarter and faster, which CEO Oisin Hanrahan attributes as a key driver of rapid growth[2]. This funding will further accelerate Keychain’s expansion in the US and India, strengthening its role in fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain with AI automation and discovery capabilities[2].
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 3:50:21 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B funding round to accelerate the expansion of its AI-powered operating system, KeychainOS, across U.S. and India markets. The platform leverages AI to optimize production cycles for over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands, enabling smarter and faster management of CPG manufacturing operations, with customers including 7-Eleven and General Mills[1][5]. Keychain’s scalable SaaS solution fundamentally redesigns the CPG supply chain by improving efficiency and discoverability of co-packers, positioning it for rapid growth in both established and emerging markets[1].
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 4:00:36 PM
Keychain’s $30 million Series B funding, led by Wellington Management, signals strong investor confidence in its AI-powered CPG manufacturing platform, which now supports over $1 billion in monthly projects and connects 30,000+ manufacturers with 20,000+ brands, including major retailers like 7-Eleven and Whole Foods[1][2]. Industry expert Molly Breiner from Wellington Management stated, “Keychain is fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain,” highlighting its transformative potential[1]. The startup is also strategically expanding its India-based engineering team from 35 to around 100 to fuel U.S. growth, reflecting a deliberate cross-border scaling approach praised by analysts for addressing the $2 trillion CPG market’s innovation bottleneck
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 4:10:24 PM
CPG startup Keychain has raised $30 million in a Series B round led by Wellington Management to scale its AI-powered manufacturing platform, KeychainOS, which currently manages over $1 billion in monthly manufacturing projects and connects 30,000+ manufacturers with 20,000+ brands and retailers[1][2]. This funding will notably double Keychain’s engineering and product teams in Gurugram, India from 35 to 70 in the coming months, expanding technical capacity to accelerate growth in the U.S. market and further develop its AI-native SaaS system[3]. CEO Oisin Hanrahan emphasized that KeychainOS "gives manufacturers a smarter, faster way to run their facilities," fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 4:20:37 PM
Keychain's $30 million Series B funding, led by Wellington Management, significantly shifts the competitive landscape in the $2 trillion CPG market by advancing AI-powered manufacturing. With over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands on its platform, Keychain is accelerating supply chain efficiency through its new AI-native operating system, KeychainOS, which now drives over $1 billion in manufacturing projects monthly[1][2]. The startup’s expansion of its India-based engineering team from 35 to 70 intends to bolster U.S. growth, intensifying competition by enabling faster, data-driven production decisions for top retailers like 7-Eleven and Whole Foods and major brands including General Mills[3].
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 4:30:42 PM
Consumer and public reaction to Keychain's $30M Series B raise has been notably positive, highlighting strong confidence in its AI-driven approach to CPG manufacturing. Over 30,000 manufacturers and 20,000 brands and retailers are now part of Keychain's network, reflecting widespread industry adoption and enthusiasm for its platform, which supports $1 billion in manufacturing projects monthly[1][2]. Molly Breiner of Wellington Management praised Keychain for "fundamentally redesigning the CPG supply chain," underscoring investor and sector excitement around its expansion in the US and India[1].
🔄 Updated: 8/19/2025, 4:40:38 PM
There are no indications or reports of any regulatory or government response specifically related to Keychain’s $30 million Series B funding round or its expansion in the US and India markets. The available information focuses on the investment details, company growth, product launch, and market impact but does not mention responses or interventions from government or regulatory bodies[1][2][3][4][5].