Armlogi (NASDAQ:BTOC), trading under the ticker NASDAQ:BTOC, is a technology-driven supply chain and logistics solutions provider specializing in artificial intelligence–enabled inventory management. The company’s flagship ARMLogi Suite integrates forecasting, warehouse management, and real-time analytics to help retailers, restaurant chains, and hospitality operators optimize stock levels and reduce waste. With a modular architecture, the platform can be deployed across on-premise and cloud environments and integrates seamlessly with leading ERP, point-of-sale and e-commerce systems.
Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Seattle, Armlogi has expanded its presence across North America, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region. Key industries served include grocery and convenience retail, quick-service and full-service restaurants, and foodservice distributors, where demand variability and perishable goods management present unique challenges. The company’s solutions support automated replenishment, shelf-life monitoring and end-to-end logistics tracking, helping clients reduce stockouts and improve profit margins.
Armlogi’s leadership team blends expertise in supply chain engineering, data science and operational logistics. Co-founders Mary Liu (CEO) and Peter Anders (CTO) have driven the firm’s product roadmap, emphasizing machine learning models that learn from transactional data to predict demand shifts and production bottlenecks. The executive team also includes CFO Joseph Rivas, who oversees strategic partnerships and global expansion initiatives, and COO Anjali Patel, responsible for customer implementation and service delivery.
As companies face increasing pressure to improve sustainability and efficiency, Armlogi continues to invest in R&D to enhance its AI algorithms and expand its platform into new verticals such as pharmaceuticals and industrial manufacturing. Its ongoing focus on automation, predictive insights and seamless integration positions the firm as a partner of choice for organizations seeking to modernize supply chain operations in an era of rapid technological change.
