In a strategic move to accelerate its expansion in the US and APAC regions, global leader in real-time multimodal transportation visibility, Shippeo, has announced a USD$30 million funding round led by Woven Capital.
SECURING SUPPLY CHAIN VISIBILITY
In an era marked by persistent supply chain disruption and growing demands for both sustainability and resilience, Shippeo’s recent USD$30 million strategic funding round speaks volumes about the direction in which the logistics and transportation technology market is moving.
The investment is being led by Woven Capital – Toyota’s growth fund – alongside longstanding backers Battery Ventures, Partech, NGP Capital, Bpifrance Digital Venture, LFX Venture Partners, Shift4Good, and Yamaha Motor Ventures.
This isn’t just a financial milestone – it’s a clear endorsement of Shippeo’s role in shaping how global enterprises see and manage their freight in real time.
For a company that already tracks more than 90 million shipments across 150 countries, this latest round – bringing total funding past USD$140 million – underscores how critical data quality and predictive insight have become for logistics teams.
STANDING OUT FROM THE CROWD
What stands out about this investment is Shippeo’s emphasis on accelerated expansion across North America and the APAC region – markets where customers are increasingly looking to move beyond static tracking and towards dynamic, carbon-aware decision-making.
Shippeo’s CEO, Pierre Khoury, framed the investment as a vote of confidence in the company’s vision and people – a reminder that in the complex business landscape of global supply chains, trust and long-term thinking matter as much as technology itself.
Woven Capital’s Principal, Prashant Bothra, meanwhile, observed the benefits of a strategic alignment with broader mobility trends that place real-time visibility at the heart of supply chain resilience.
A BRIGHT FUTURE
As Shippeo continues to grow, its journey highlights a simple yet profound shift in logistics – visibility is no longer a passive view of where goods are, but an active tool for managing risk, reducing emissions, and ultimately delivering value.
As such, this funding round feels less like a culmination and more like a starting point for the company’s next phase of innovation.
