Dexory has secured $165 million in fresh investment to advance its real-time warehouse intelligence and automation technology. The Series C round was led by Eurazeo’s Growth team with a $100 million contribution, joined by LTS Growth, Endeavor Catalyst, and existing investors DTCP, Atomico, Lakestar, Elaia, Latitude Ventures, and Wave-X. Bootstrap Europe also extended its existing growth debt facility.
The London-based company has grown rapidly since its Series B in 2024, establishing a North American headquarters in Nashville and rolling out its DexoryView platform across Europe, North America, and APAC. Its autonomous robots now generate one of the largest live datasets in global warehousing, exceeding half a billion location scans to date.
CEO and co-founder Andrei Danescu said the new funding would accelerate product development and extend access to Dexory’s technology. “By combining full-stack engineering with zero customer complexity, we are building advanced agentic systems powered by the industry’s richest set of real-world logistics data,” he said. “This will help warehouses and supply chains shift from systems of record to true systems of action.”
The company’s AI platform is used by logistics operators including GXO, Maersk, and DHL, as well as manufacturers such as Stellantis and GE Appliances. Dexory’s model contrasts with the drawn-out pilots common in warehouse digitisation, delivering immediate operational value through live visibility and scalable automation.
Eurazeo partner Raluca Ragab said the investment recognises Dexory’s ability to bridge physical logistics and digital intelligence. She described a “vast global market” for scalable warehouse data systems, driven by the need to turn operational data into actionable insight.
Dexory plans to strengthen its commercial presence and expand into new sectors as warehouse operators look to build self-optimising, adaptive supply chains. With global automation investment projected to surpass $80 billion by 2030, the company’s latest raise marks a significant step in positioning European technology within a market long dominated by US and East Asian platforms.
