Inside Dexory’s Mission to Make Warehouses Self-Aware

Dexory has raised US$165m to fuel its global expansion as it focuses on reshaping how the world sees and understands warehouse operations.

The UK robotics and AI company builds tools that collect and process live data from inside the warehouse -- offering continuous streams, as opposed to the usual snapshots.

Its customers span logistics, retail, ecommerce, manufacturing and pharmaceuticals, where visibility is too often fragmented. 

Traditional systems provide only occasional updates, creating gaps that slow decisions and increase risk.

Dexory addresses this by combining autonomous robotics, AI and digital twins – 3D digital replicas of physical environments – to create DexoryView, a platform offering real-time warehouse intelligence from day one.

Instead of relying on scheduled checks or reactive fixes, Dexory’s robots navigate the warehouse autonomously, scanning and capturing data constantly. This information then feeds into digital twins that reflect exact warehouse conditions as they happen, allowing operations teams to monitor stock levels, spot inefficiencies and respond to issues before they escalate.

By delivering a real-time stream of warehouse activity, Dexory enables its users to replace isolated system trials with full data-led operations. It also integrates seamlessly with manual and hybrid environments, meaning businesses can adopt the system without overhauling everything. 

According to Andrei Danescu, CEO and Co-Founder of Dexory: "This new round allows us to bring forward transformational capabilities that our customers are asking for.

"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."

Funding fuels product expansion 

The US$165m in funding will extend its reach, with the Series C led by Eurazeo Growth. LTS Growth and Endeavor Catalyst have also joined as new investors, while existing backers including Atomico, Lakestar and DTCP will continue their support.

This investment follows a strong performance since Dexory’s Series B round in 2024, driven by customer demand and platform adoption.

Eurazeo, which manages €36.8bn (US$42.9bn) in assets globally, believes Dexory is positioned to transform how physical supply chains operate.

"We are excited to back Dexory as they continue to scale the impact of their platform and grow their global footprint," says Raluca Ragab, Partner at Eurazeo.

"Dexory’s extraordinary combination of robotic and software engineering strength bridges the constraints of the physical supply chain with the power of AI-optimised intelligence, harnessing operational data at scale and turning it into actionable insights."

Dexory now operates in Europe, North America and the Asia-Pacific region. Its autonomous robots power more than half a billion warehouse location scans, making its AI one of the most data-rich in the sector. That volume of live input is what strengthens the platform’s performance and speeds up customer value.

Real-time intelligence

Dexory’s platform is already in use by logistics giants GXO, Maersk and DHL, manufacturers including Stellantis and GE Appliances. The strength of its data intelligence allows these customers to streamline operations and uncover performance bottlenecks without disruption.

The company sets itself apart by delivering value straight away, with no long onboarding periods or complex configurations. Its AI-powered tools shift warehouses from being systems of record – where events are logged after the fact – to becoming "systems of action" that anticipate and respond in real time.

Dexory’s robots generate insights fast, but it’s not just about speed. The real benefit lies in how the data is used -- enabling businesses to adapt daily operations, test ideas or simulate changes before they are rolled out. 

Dexory plans to grow its commercial team and extend into new sectors. With real-time data at its core, its platform provides dependable visibility and makes smarter supply chains possible.