Dexory
UK maker of warehouse-scanning robots and the DexoryView inventory platform; $165M raised in Oct 2025
Scaleup · Shipping · Robotics leader · Wallingford, England, United Kingdom · Founded 2015 · dexory.com
Also active in United States.
The company lists its head office as Wallingford, Oxfordshire, though it is often described as London-based. Its North American headquarters is in Nashville, Tennessee. Its robots scan inventory rather than handle goods. No valuation or total raised has been disclosed. The company was formerly called BotsAndUs.
Profile
Dexory sends autonomous robots through warehouses to scan every stock location and turns the data into a live digital twin, DexoryView. Customers named by the company include GXO, Maersk, DHL, Stellantis and GE Appliances. It announced $165M in October 2025, of which $100M was a Series C led by Eurazeo, and has set up a North American headquarters in Nashville.
People
- Andrei Danescu FounderCo-founder and Chief Executive Officer
Sources: Strong customer demand enables Dexory to secure $165M in funding (Dexory) · British Business Bank invests £8.5 million in Dexory (British Business Bank) · As of . X handles are shown only when we could confirm they belong to the person.
Flagship products
- Dexory autonomous scanning robots Autonomous machines
Robots that drive warehouse aisles scanning stock locations to feed a live digital twin - DexoryView Software
AI warehouse-intelligence platform built on the robots' scan data
Funding and valuation
Latest round
$100M
Series C · Oct 14, 2025
Led by Eurazeo
Also LTS Growth, Endeavor Catalyst, DTCP, Atomico, Lakestar, Elaia, Latitude Ventures, Wave-X, British Business Bank.
Dexory announced $165M in total: a $100M Series C plus an expanded growth-debt facility from Bootstrap Europe. The British Business Bank said in March 2026 that its £8.5M investment was part of the Series C.
Competitors
Companies with overlapping products. Direct = same customers and same job; Adjacent = overlapping technology or market, different focus.
Exotec
Adjacent competitorBoth sell robots into warehouses: Exotec makes the Skypod warehouse order-picking robot system, while Dexory sends robots through warehouses to scan stock and builds a live inventory view.
Mytra
Adjacent competitorBoth sell robots into warehouses: Mytra sells a robotic grid for storing and retrieving pallet-sized loads, while Dexory sends robots through warehouses to scan stock and builds a live inventory view.
Amazon Robotics
Adjacent competitorBoth build robots for warehouse work: Amazon Robotics builds the robots that run Amazon's own warehouses, while Dexory sends robots through warehouses to scan stock and builds a live inventory view.
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Ocado Group
Adjacent competitorBoth sell robots into warehouses: Ocado Group licenses its robot-run Ocado Smart Platform fulfilment systems to grocers, while Dexory sends robots through warehouses to scan stock and builds a live inventory view.
Recent news
- — British Business Bank invests £8.5M in Dexory as part of its Series C British Business Bank
- — Dexory secures $165M, with a $100M Series C led by Eurazeo Dexory
Sources
- Strong customer demand enables Dexory to secure $165M in funding (Dexory) (Oct 14, 2025)
- British Business Bank invests £8.5 million in Dexory (British Business Bank) (Mar 26, 2026)
- The Story Behind Dexory: From Robotics to Warehouse Data (Dexory) (Oct 9, 2026)
Confidence: high.