- British-Romanian warehouse intelligence robotics platform Dexory secured an additional GBP 8.5M investment from the British Business Bank
- The platform’s new DexoryView capabilities advance warehouse intelligence from visibility to autonomous action
- The company’s global expansion continues through new facilities, leadership hires, and growing deployments
- Dexory’s vision centers on Adaptive Warehouses powered by increasingly autonomous AI systems
This March, Dexory—the well-known British scaleup with Romanian founders that develops autonomous robots and AI-powered data platforms for warehouses and logistics operators—received an additional GBP 8.5M investment from the British Business Bank.
Building on the Momentum of the Landmark Series C: The Arrival of DexoryView Adapt
Oana Jinga, Co-Founder and Chief Commercial & Product Officer at Dexory
This is an add-on funding that follows Dexory’s Eurazeo-led USD 165M Series C round in October 2025, which ITKeyMedia covered. Since Dexory’s Series C announcement in October 2025, the company has focused on scaling both its technology and organisation. Key developments include the launch of a next-generation autonomous robot, new DexoryView capabilities such as the award-winning Storage Health, and this April’s introduction of DexoryView Adapt designed to enable more autonomous, data-driven warehouse decisions.
‘The introduction of DexoryView Adapt marks a shift from warehouse visibility to action. This is the next stage in warehouse evolution, moving beyond observing operations in real time to enabling systems that can interpret and respond to them. DexoryView Adapt builds on continuous, real-time digital twins powered by autonomous robots and introduces an AI reasoning layer that bridges the gap between ‘knowing what is happening’ and ‘knowing what to do about it.’ It enables warehouses to identify issues and generate evidence-based actions as conditions change, rather than relying on manual interpretation or static data,’ Dexory’s co-founder Oana Jinga explains.
Expanding Infrastructure and Leadership for Global Scale
Dexory has also expanded operationally, including opening a 50,000 sq ft North America headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee, to support deployments and customer growth. In parallel, the company strengthened its leadership team with the appointment of Bas Lustenhouwer as Dexory’s Chief Financial Officer to support international scaling, alongside continued growth across its commercial and technology teams.
Ms Jinga lists Dexory’s most important lessons about scaling robotics hardware + AI software simultaneously without compromising reliability:
- ‘First, scaling requires dedicated infrastructure to support deployment and iteration. The opening of Dexory’s 50,000 sq ft North America headquarters in Nashville reflects the need for regional bases that combine deployment, testing, and customer engagement in one environment.
- Second, organisational maturity is critical alongside technical scale. The appointment of a CFO to support international expansion points to the importance of financial and operational discipline when scaling both hardware and software globally.
- Finally, Dexory’s approach shows that value must remain measurable at scale. Reported outcomes such as improvements in inventory accuracy, audit time, and ROI, indicate that maintaining consistent performance across deployments is central to scaling successfully.’
Executing on the Series C Vision with the British Business Bank’s Backing
Leandros Kalisperas, Chief Investment Officer at the British Business Bank
After announcing Dexory’s Series C USD 165M round in October 2025, the company’s focus has been on executing against that: scaling the business, advancing the platform, and supporting growing global demand. More broadly, the capital strategy is centred on supporting long-term, sustainable growth, including investing in R&D, expanding into key markets, and building the infrastructure and teams required to deliver consistently at enterprise scale.
As adoption increases, ensuring the availability of the resources and flexibility to scale responsibly made the additional funding from the British Business Bank desirable at this stage.
‘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,’ the British Business Bank’s Chief Investment Officer Leandros Kalisperas states.
George Mills, Investment Director at the British Business Bank
‘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 500 million warehouse locations, 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,’ his colleague George Mills adds.
Dexory already supports a range of sectors beyond logistics and manufacturing, including automotive, retail and eFulfilment, food and beverage, pharma and beauty, and air cargo. As such, according to Ms Jinga, Dexory’s focus is on addressing a common challenge across all industries and sectors: the need for accurate, real-time visibility of warehouse operations. The Dexory team is convinced that all those environments share similar levels of scale, complexity, and operational pressure, where improving inventory accuracy and efficiency has a direct impact on performance.
Accelerating Smarter and More Resilient Supply Chains
Ms Jinga recaps that Dexory’s vision has evolved from just delivering warehouse visibility to enabling the ‘Adaptive Warehouse,’ where operations can respond autonomously to real-time conditions. In view of this, Dexory’s success over the next 2–3 years should reflect in continued global deployment and measurable customer outcomes, supported by advancements in the platform and its autonomous capabilities.
Andrei Danescu, Co-Founder and CEO at Dexory
‘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. We’re proud to have the support of the British Business Bank as we accelerate our expansion into global markets,’ Dexory’s co-founder and CEO Andrei Danescu concludes.
Dexory’s latest developments demonstrate how warehouse technology is evolving from visibility and monitoring toward intelligent, autonomous decision-making. With new AI-powered capabilities, continued international expansion, and fresh investment to support long-term growth, the company is strengthening its position at the forefront of warehouse intelligence. As supply chains become increasingly complex, the vision of the Adaptive Warehouse offers a compelling blueprint for building more resilient, efficient, and responsive operations worldwide.
Kostiantyn is a freelance writer from Crimea but based in Lviv. He loves writing about IT and high tech because those topics are always upbeat and he’s an inherent optimist!
