Dexory, a provider of real-time warehouse intelligence and autonomous systems, today announced that it has raised $165 million in Series C funding.
“This new round allows us to bring forward transformational capabilities that our customers are asking for,” stated Andrei Danescu, co-founder and CEO of Dexory. “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. This will help warehouses and supply chains shift from systems of record to true systems of action.”
Nashville, Tenn.-based Dexory combines autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), artificial intelligence, and digital twins. The company claimed that its DexoryView platform provides warehouse and supply chain operators with full operational visibility and real-time insights from Day 1.
DexoryView designed for data visibility
Designed to integrate with manual, hybrid, and fully autonomous operations, DexoryView can improve the effectiveness of processes already in place, said Dexory.
“While our large robot, which is 10 to 46 ft. high, gets all the attention at trade shows, we’re really about gathering real-time intelligence,” said Todd Boone, vice president for North America at Dexory. “What makes our approach different is that we want to close the loop. Not only do retailers want accurate data; they also want it to be holistic and as recent as possible.”
“For example, for stock integrity, DexoryView knows where a missing pallet is addition to where it should have been,” he told Automated Warehouse. “Once you have that understanding of the warehouse, you can optimize the movement of goods and avoid bottlenecks.”
Save the date for the 2026 Robotics SummitDexory serves a variety of industries
Logistics leaders such as GXO, Maersk, and DHL are among the users of DexoryView. Dexory also serves manufacturers such as Stellantis and GE Appliances, as well as customers across pharmaceuticals, retail, and e-commerce.
“We recently announced that we had passed a half-billion scans in warehouses,” Boone noted. “With Dexory’s massive database, we can see trends across a wide variety of industries, plus peak, with granularity.”
How different is that inventory data?
“The fundamentals are largely the same, but the outcomes are really different,” replied Boone. “For example, DexoryView is exploding in the automotive space. Customers there have small part-storage areas compared with those of 3PLs [third-party logistics providers], but any mistake has a disproportionate impact on lineside stoppage.”
“Automotive suppliers will even charter a flight to get parts because it’s cheaper than a lineside stoppage,” he added. “If there’s such a compounding effect, we can do more scans in a particular area.”
Boone also pointed out that Dexory can implement its systems with minimal disruption to existing operations. After a warehouse environment is assessed, it is mapped to create a 3D digital twin.
“This takes a few weeks to fine-tune, and then we typically hand it off to the customer in less than a month,” explained Boone. “A lot of customers have expanded to multiple sites. They start with cycle counting for labor savings, but the expansions tend to focus on error reduction.”
Series C to strengthen commercialization
Dexory said its latest funding shows that it has proven its value to customers since its Series B round last year. Since then, the company has established its North American headquarters and deployed DexoryView, across Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific.
Eurazeo, through its Growth team, led the $100 million Series C round. Eurazeo is a leading European investment group with €36.8 billion ($42.6 billion U.S.) in diversified assets under management.
LTS Growth, Endeavor Catalyst, and SE Ventures also participated alongside existing investors DTCP, Atomico, Lakestar, Elaia, Latitude Ventures, Wave-X, and others. In addition, Bootstrap Europe expanded the existing growth debt facility.
“We are excited to back Dexory as they continue to scale the impact of their platform and grow their global footprint,” said Raluca Ragab, a partner at Eurazeo. “We see a vast global market ahead, and Dexory is uniquely positioned to help the industry leap into the future.”
Dexory said new funding will accelerate its product roadmap and expand access to its technology. Customers can gain live visibility and dependable, scalable insights without long lead times or operational disruption, it asserted.
DexoryView will help warehouses self-optimize, anticipate challenges, and coordinate tasks among people, machinery, and systems, said the company. It will also support new approaches to deploying large-scale distributed intelligence for legacy industries, opening the door to the next generation of resilient and adaptive supply chains.
Dexory also plans to strengthen its commercial teams as it provides warehouse intelligence grounded in real operational data. It said its AI can deliver smarter decision-making across customer operations.
