
Dines built UiPath from a Bucharest startup into a $35 billion IPO, creating an RPA platform now used by 10,800 enterprises and generating $1.3 billion in annual recurring revenue by automating the repetitive work across finance, HR, and IT operations.
Daniel Dines co-founded UiPath in Bucharest in 2005, later moving its headquarters to New York.
The robotic process automation platform went public in 2021 at roughly $35 billion, is used by more than 10,800 customers, and generates over $1.3 billion in annual recurring revenue. UiPath automates tasks across finance, HR, supply chain, customer service, and IT.

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