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Dexory πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ Hiring Β· 31 open roles β†—

Series C Β· $100M

Warehouse intelligence platform combining autonomous robots with AI-driven analytics for real-time inventory tracking and management.

About Dexory

Dexory offers a warehouse intelligence platform that integrates autonomous robots with physical AI to provide real-time operational insights and maintain inventory accuracy. The system utilizes advanced sensors to scan over 10,000 locations per hour, creating a live digital twin of the warehouse, while AI-driven analytics help identify discrepancies and optimize inventory management.

Dexory is a UK-based company founded in 2015, now around 251 people. It has raised $302.4M in disclosed funding, starting with a Seed in 2020. FundFinder classes it as AI & ML.

Founded by Andrei Danescu (Co-Founder, CEO; previously JLR, Lanan Racing; Cranfield University), Adrian Negoita (Co Founder; previously Bitdefender, Digital Science; University Politehnica Bucharest), Oana Andreea Jinga (Co-Founder, Chief Commercial and Product Officer; previously Netcall, The PHA Group; London School of Economics and Political Science).

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Series C Β· $100M Β· Oct 2025

  • Kindred Capital β€” Kindred Capital is a London-based early-stage VC that practises "equitable venture": every founder it backs becomes a co-owner of the fund. Β· cheques Β£500k – Β£1.5M

Funding history

2020Seed Β· $6M
Jul 2023Series A Β· $19M
Oct 2024Series B Β· $80M
Oct 2025Series C Β· $100MKindred Capital

● rounds tracked in this directory Β· β—‹ earlier rounds web-verified from public announcements. Amounts as announced; undisclosed rounds omitted.

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