www.salesforce.com Salesforce Acquires Rune Technologies for $375M to Enhance Military Logistics
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- •Salesforce's acquisition of Rune Technologies is valued at $375 million.
- •Rune's technology focuses on military logistics and supply chain management.
- •This deal is part of Salesforce's strategy to expand its Missionforce division.
Salesforce has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Rune Technologies, a startup specializing in AI logistics solutions for the U.S. military, for $375 million. Rune's technology aids military teams in forecasting supply needs and optimizing resources, especially in environments with limited connectivity. This acquisition is part of Salesforce's broader strategy to expand its Missionforce division, which has seen significant growth since its launch last year. Rune Technologies has raised $30 million from notable investors and was valued at $127 million in its last funding round. The acquisition is expected to enhance operational visibility and resource coordination for military logistics. Salesforce has been actively acquiring companies this year, including a $3.6 billion deal for AI agent platform Fin.
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