London-based logistics intelligence company Dexory has secured a new funding round. The British Business Bank has invested million into the company as part of its Series C round, which already closed $100 million in October 2025.
The round was led by Eurazeo, with participation from LTS Growth and Endeavor Catalyst. Existing backers, including Atomico, DTCP, Latitude Ventures, Lakestar, Elaia and Wave-X also doubled down.
Since its Series B round, Dexory has significantly expanded its global presence. The company now operates across Europe, North America and APAC, and has established its North American headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee.
The new funding will be used to accelerate its product roadmap and bring its technology to more markets and industries. As demand for smarter, data-driven logistics continues to rise, Dexory is positioning itself to play a central role in the evolution of warehouse operations. The company is moving quickly to turn warehouse data into a strategic advantage for businesses worldwide.
The team behind Dexory
At the core of Dexory’s journey are its three founders, Adrian Negoita, Andrei Danescu, and Oana Andreea Jinga, who moved to the UK from Romania a decade ago. They worked various jobs while living together in a house share.
For Andrei, this included a spell in Formula 1 as a trackside engineer for Force India, followed by a job in Jaguar’s R&D department, while for Oana, it was jobs at Telefonica and Google and Adrian in Just Eat and IBM. CEO Andrei Danesu built his first robot at the age of eight, providing him with the foundation for the future marked by groundbreaking achievements. Fast forward to age 25, and Andrei had fulfilled his lifelong dream; he was working trackside in Formula One.
CCO Oana Jina started her tech career at Telefonia UK (O2) then headhunted to join Google, managing strategic partnerships across EMEA, being part of the team that launched the first Google Pixel phone, Google Home and Nest products.
A full-stack approach to warehouse intelligence
Dexory stands out by controlling the entire technology stack. It designs and builds its own autonomous robots, which scan warehouse environments and capture granular operational data. This data feeds into its AI-powered platform, DexoryView, creating a digital twin of the warehouse in real time.
The result is a live, constantly updated view of inventory and operations. Businesses can track stock levels with precision, reduce costly errors, and optimise how space is used. By combining robotics, AI and digital twin technology into a single system, Dexory offers a level of integration that many fragmented solutions struggle to match.
This full-stack model also gives the company tighter control over performance and reliability, ensuring consistent data quality across deployments.
Converts data into actionable insight
What sets Dexory apart is not just the ability to collect data, but the scale and intelligence behind it. The platform is built on insights derived from over a billion warehouse location scans, forming one of the largest pools of live warehouse data globally.
This data advantage allows companies to move beyond reactive decision-making. Instead of relying on periodic checks or outdated systems, operators gain continuous visibility into their environments.
As a result, businesses can quickly identify discrepancies, improve inventory accuracy, and make smarter operational decisions. In industries where margins are tight and errors are costly, this level of insight becomes a competitive edge.
Trusted by global logistics and manufacturing leaders
Dexory’s technology has already gained traction among some of the world’s largest logistics and manufacturing players. Customers include major names such as GXO, Maersk, NFI, C.H. Robinson and DHL, alongside manufacturers like Samsung, Stellantis and GE Appliances.
The platform is also being used across a diverse range of sectors, including pharmaceuticals, retail and eCommerce. This broad adoption highlights the flexibility of Dexory’s solution and its ability to address challenges across different supply chain environments.
By integrating seamlessly with existing warehouse operations, the system enhances performance without requiring businesses to overhaul their infrastructure.
Leandros Kalisperas, Chief Investment Officer at British Business Bank, said, “The UK consistently produces companies with market-leading technology, which need greater domestic backing to scale globally. The Bank is stepping up to ensure companies like Dexory have the capital they need to innovate and expand here in the UK. We are working with fund managers to create deeper pools of capital and are increasing the scale of our co-investing activity, which directly increases the size of funding rounds for high-potential UK companies.”
George Mills, Investment Director, British Business Bank, said, “Dexory is already delivering tangible value for customers, but it has clear potential to scale further. They have an extensive proprietary data set based on over a billion warehouse location scans, which continuously strengthens the AI model. This gives the company a first mover advantage in technology that could significantly improve logistics and supply chains, which underpin global trade and commerce.”
Andrei Danescu, CEO and Co-Founder of Dexory, said, “We’re proud to have the support of the British Business Bank as we accelerate our expansion into global markets. Our focus has always been on delivering tangible value through real-time visibility, powered by one of the industry’s largest and most dynamic operational datasets. This investment enables us to advance our technology and support more organisations in building smarter, more resilient supply chains.”
