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Dexory secures $165M to transform warehouse intelligence with its towering AI robots - SiliconANGLE

Stellantis has begun using Dexory autonomous robots to monitor inventory at the Sterling Heights assembly plant in Michigan, where the Ram 1500 pickup is produced.

Before I co-founded Dexory a decade ago, I had no experience in robotics. I am a go-to-market specialist with degrees in both liberal arts and business, a

Join us for a conversation with Oana Jinga, co-founder and Chief Commercial & Product Officer at Dexory, an innovator in warehouse robotics and intelligence. In this interview, Oana shares her journey from leading strategic partnerships at Google and Telefónica to co-founding a company that...

We have indeed captured the largest data set of warehouse physical data which puts us in a very unique position to truly learn from it and build our own warehouse models. Scale matters because every warehouse introduces different layouts, products, packaging and operating conditions, creating an incredibly diverse real-world dataset. That breadth helps us continuously improve how the platform interprets warehouse environments, identifies anomalies, and distinguishes meaningful operational issues from noise. Over time, this creates the foundation for increasingly predictive intelligence, helping customers understand not just what is happening, but what is likely to happen next. Warehouses often rely on warehouse management systems, enterprise resource planning platforms, and manual inventory records. How does Dexory reconcile discrepancies between what its robots physically observe and what those existing systems report? Dexory provides an independent view of physical reality and compares that against what existing warehouse systems believe should be there. By integrating with systems such as WMS and ERP platforms, DexoryView can surface discrepancies between digital records and the physical warehouse so teams can investigate and resolve them quickly. We are not replacing those core systems but giving them a much more accurate and timelier source of real-world intelligence while also coordinating...

Munich-based robotics company Filics, developer of innovative solutions for autonomous load carrier handling, today announced the successful completion of its €13.5 million financing round to expand product development and the robotics platform, as well as to internationalise the business model. The new investors include Sandwater, Alven, F-LOG Ventures, and the Amazon Industrial Innovation Fund, alongside Bayern Kapital, business angels Andrei Danescu (Founder and CEO of Dexory) and Helmut Schmid (CCO of Filics and former CEO of Agilox), and with continued participation from Capnamic and 10x Founders.

The British Business Bank has joined the Series C round of warehouse intelligence and robotics group Dexory with an £8.5m investment.

Dexory, a tech firm developing warehouse intelligence and autonomous solutions, has secured £123.5m in new funding a year after its Series B.

Dexory, a London-based logistics intelligence company, has secured significant new funding. The British Business Bank invested in this Series C round. The round already closed at $100 million in October 2025. Eurazeo led the investment. LTS Growth and Endeavor Catalyst also participated. Existing investors doubled down. These backers include Atomico, DTCP, Latitude Ventures, Lakestar, Elaia, and Wave-X. This influx of capital strengthens Dexory's position in the logistics sector.

Dexory, a London-based logistics intelligence firm, just raised $165 million. This funding supercharges its mission to overhaul warehouse operations worldwide. The round features a $100 million Series C led by Eurazeo’s Growth team. LTS Growth, Endeavor Catalyst, and existing investors like DTCP, Atomico, Lakestar, Elaia, Latitude Ventures, and Wave-X also joined. Bootstrap Europe extended its growth debt facility too. This milestone builds on previous successes.

Kai Nicol-Schwarz / Sifted: London-based Dexory, which builds autonomous warehouse robots, raised a $165M Series C in equity and debt, after raising a $80M Series B in 2024  —  The London-based company will strengthen its commercial teams and expand across multiple international markets