No. Tulip is a privately held company. In January 2026 it announced a $120 million Series D led by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Tokyo: 6503), which valued Tulip at $1.3 billion.
Tulip makes a no-code platform for frontline operations. Manufacturers use it to digitize processes, collect real-time data and drive continuous improvement without writing code, according to Tulip.
Tulip is headquartered in Somerville, Massachusetts, with offices in Munich, Budapest, Singapore, Tel Aviv and Tokyo. It says its customers include AstraZeneca, Richemont, Stanley Black & Decker and DMG Mori, across general manufacturing, pharmaceutical and biotechnology, labs and warehousing.
Tulip says that in 2025 its apps supported 60,000 frontline workers across 1,000 customer sites in 45 countries, and that it grew headcount 135% over three years to more than 300 employees.
Tulip says it was started by a team of engineers out of the MIT Media Lab.
Products
Frontline Operations Platform
A no-code platform with edge capabilities that connects the people, machines, devices and systems used in operations.
Tulip AI
Native AI and machine learning capabilities built into the platform.
Digital work instructions
Apps that guide operators through production steps.
Electronic batch records and device history records
Apps for recording production history in regulated manufacturing.
Computer vision
Vision tools within the platform for monitoring work on the line.
Valuations marked "press report" come from the named outlet, not from Tulip.
Where Tulip is deployed
Tiffany & Co.: Tiffany & Co. uses Tulip apps across jewelry production, from material control to work instructions, at four North American sites with 1,700 users. production · Vendor-reported · Apr 16, 2026
VEKA, Pennsylvania, Texas, Nevada and North Carolina, United States: VEKA, a vinyl window and door extrusion manufacturer, runs Tulip for ERP-driven inspections and production tracking at its Pennsylvania plant, then scaled to Texas, Nevada and North Carolina. production · Vendor-reported · Mar 27, 2026
Test Devices: Test Devices by SCHENCK replaced paper travelers with Tulip apps for routing, validation and quality records in spin testing of serialized aerospace parts. production · Vendor-reported · Feb 3, 2026
Innovafeed, Nesle, France: Innovafeed uses Tulip for production, warehousing and MES functions at its insect farm in Nesle, including container tracking and automated container movements. production · Vendor-reported · Apr 16, 2025
TICO Tractors: TICO Tractors uses Tulip apps for digital work instructions, order tracking and quality inspection in terminal tractor production. production · Vendor-reported · Apr 9, 2025
Formlabs, Ohio: Formlabs built an app-based MES on Tulip to manage built-to-order part printing and post-processing at its sample parts facility in Ohio. production · Vendor-reported · Oct 21, 2024
Zaleco, Oradea, Romania: Packaging maker Zaleco, headquartered in Oradea, uses Tulip apps for digital work instructions, in-process quality control and real-time production tracking. production · Vendor-reported · Sep 11, 2024
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