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London based Dexory secures fresh funding to expand AI driven warehouse robotics globally

London headquartered logistics intelligence company Dexory has secured an additional 8.5 million dollars in funding from the British Business Bank, strengthening its growth trajectory as it expands its robotics powered warehouse technology worldwide. The investment forms part of the company’s broader Series C round, which previously raised 100 million dollars in late 2025. The latest funding reflects growing investor confidence in AI driven logistics solutions as global supply chains increasingly demand real time visibility, efficiency and automation to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving market environment.
The funding round was led by major international investors and supported by a strong group of existing backers, including leading venture capital firms that have continued to increase their stakes. Dexory has already scaled its operations significantly, establishing a presence across Europe, North America and Asia Pacific, with a key regional headquarters in Nashville. The company plans to use the new capital to accelerate product development and expand its technology into new industries, as businesses seek smarter ways to manage inventory and optimise warehouse performance.
At the core of Dexory’s offering is a fully integrated system combining autonomous robots, artificial intelligence and digital twin technology. The company designs and builds its own robotics hardware, which scans warehouse environments and feeds data into its AI platform, creating a live digital model of operations. This approach allows businesses to monitor inventory in real time, reduce costly errors and make faster, data driven decisions. By controlling the entire technology stack, Dexory ensures consistent performance and reliability across deployments.
The platform’s strength lies in its ability to transform vast amounts of operational data into actionable insights. Built on more than a billion warehouse scans, the system provides continuous visibility into stock levels and warehouse conditions, enabling companies to move beyond traditional manual checks. This real time intelligence helps organisations identify discrepancies quickly, improve accuracy and enhance overall efficiency. In industries where margins are tight and operational precision is critical, such capabilities offer a clear competitive advantage.
Dexory’s technology is already being used by major global logistics and manufacturing companies, demonstrating its scalability and effectiveness across different sectors. From retail and e commerce to pharmaceuticals and industrial manufacturing, the platform integrates seamlessly into existing systems without requiring significant infrastructure changes. With continued backing from institutional investors and a strong data driven model, the company is positioning itself as a key player in the future of automated supply chains and intelligent warehouse management.
















