Japanese manufacturers have long managed supply chains through spreadsheets and institutional memory, but Resilire is betting that data-not habit-will define the next era of risk management. The Tokyo-based supply chain data management company has raised $10.9M in a Series B round, with backing from DNX Ventures, Salesforce Ventures, and Sumisho Venture Partners.
Resilire’s platform is already in use by Japanese manufacturing firms, including Sekisui Chemica, to track and mitigate supply chain disruptions. The fresh capital arrives as global manufacturers face mounting pressure to make their supplier networks more transparent and resilient-a problem that has become harder to ignore since the pandemic-era shortages. For a company whose stated mission is to update the supply chain through data, this round signals investor confidence that the market is ready for a more systematic approach.
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