Osmo Raises $70 Million Series B and Expands Leadership to Scale Digital Olfaction

According to a recent LinkedIn post from Osmo, the company has entered what it describes as its next phase of growth following the completion of a $70 million Series B funding round led by Two Sigma Ventures. The post indicates that this brings Osmo’s total capital raised to $130 million and suggests the new capital is intended to reinforce the company’s commercial, operational, and financial capabilities as it scales its digital olfaction technology across fine fragrance and other sectors.

The LinkedIn post also highlights several senior leadership appointments, including Mike Rytokoski as Chief Commercial Officer, Mateusz Brzuchacz as Chief Operating Officer, and Nate Pearson as Chief Financial Officer, as well as the addition of Boet Brinkgreve as an independent board member. The backgrounds referenced in the post span fragrance, consumer packaged goods, operations, and scaling high-growth companies, which may signal an emphasis on accelerating commercialization and disciplined scaling. The post further points to ambitions to expand Osmo’s “Olfactory Intelligence” platform into fragrance, healthcare, and public safety, framing digital olfaction as a new sensory dimension for AI.

For investors, the disclosed funding round and leadership build-out suggest a transition from technology development toward broader market deployment. The larger capital base could support increased R&D, go-to-market efforts, and potential regulatory or safety-related work in healthcare and public safety applications. If Osmo can successfully commercialize digital olfaction at scale, it could position the company in emerging intersections of AI, sensory technology, and industrial and consumer applications, potentially broadening its addressable market beyond fine fragrance. However, the post does not provide details on revenue traction, customer pipeline, or commercialization timelines, leaving execution risk and speed of market adoption as key variables for the company’s future financial outlook.