Dexory raises £8.5m to improve inventory accuracy using robots and digital twin
This article covers Dexory, a supply chain startup, receiving an £8.5m investment from the British Business Bank as part of its series C funding round led by Eurazeo. The funding is intended to accelerate product development and international expansion and to support growth-stage capital availability for UK-founded startups in data-driven logistics.
Dexory, a supply chain startup, has received an £8.5 million investment from the British Business Bank as part of its series C funding round led by Eurazeo. The injection joins participation from LTS Growth, Endeavor Catalyst and a group of existing backers, and will be used to accelerate product development and international expansion — a sign that investors remain interested in data-driven logistics technology.
Why it matters
The deal is notable because it pairs public backing from the British Business Bank with private capital from a pan-European lead investor. For the UK ecosystem, that combination aims to keep more growth-stage capital available to domestic companies that want to scale globally. The announcement also highlights continued momentum among supply chain investors for startups that combine robotics, AI and operational datasets to cut costs and lift inventory accuracy across logistics networks.
Inside the product
Dexory combines autonomous robots and a digital twin platform, DexoryView, to provide real‑time visibility inside warehouses. Robots capture location scans that feed an AI model and a virtual replica of a facility; the company says its dataset includes more than a billion warehouse location scans, which it uses to refine inventory accuracy, reduce errors and improve space utilisation.
Customers named in the announcement include logistics providers GXO, Maersk, NFI, C.H. Robinson and DHL — operators that use high-volume operational data to coordinate complex flows — and manufacturers such as Samsung, Stellantis and GE Appliances. Dexory positions its full stack approach, building both hardware and software, as a way to control data quality and reliability when integrating with customers’ existing warehouse systems.
Who are the investors?
The series C was led by Eurazeo, with new participation from LTS Growth and Endeavor Catalyst and continued support from earlier investors including Atomico, DTCP, Latitude Ventures, Lakestar, Elaia and Wave-X.
The British Business Bank’s commitment is being made via British Patient Capital, the Bank’s commercial subsidiary that co-invests alongside fund managers to increase round sizes for UK companies.
In the announcement, 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.
In the announcement, 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.
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Founder perspective
In the announcement, 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.
The company says the funding will speed up its product roadmap and broaden access to international markets, building on recent expansion across Europe, North America and APAC and the establishment of a North American headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee.
The bigger picture
Dexory’s raise sits at the intersection of robotics, AI and operational data accumulation — a model that depends on scale to improve predictive accuracy and provide differentiated services. That makes partnerships with global logistics operators and manufacturers strategically important: they supply the operational context and volume of data that can validate and extend the platform.
For public investors such as the British Business Bank, backing follow-on rounds in companies that can export technology globally is part of a wider push to capture economic value for the UK. For private funds, the appeal is a defensible dataset and product integration across complex supply chains.
The involvement of Eurazeo and other international investors also underlines how cross-border capital continues to flow into European supply chain tech, even as UK institutions try to preserve more growth capital domestically.
Dexory’s new funding is another marker of interest in data-first logistics tools from both institutional and specialist investors, and it underscores the role that public-private co-investment can play in keeping ambitious UK-founded companies on a global growth path.
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 British Business Bank | 70 investments investments | 7 contacts contacts | |||
 Eurazeo | 6 investments investments | 2 contacts contacts | |||
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 Atomico | 20 investments investments | 23 contacts contacts | |||
 DTCP | 3 investments investments | more info | |||
 Latitude Ventures | 9 investments investments | more info | |||
 Lakestar | 10 investments investments | 8 contacts contacts | |||
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