Richmond-based delivery tech company UniUni has announced a fresh injection of US$70 million in funding, further fueling its rapid ascent in the last-mile logistics sector. The latest round, reported by The Logic, drew participation from both existing and new backers, including Bessemer Venture Partners, Sinovation Ventures, Redpoint Ventures, Brightway Future Capital, DCM Ventures, LFX Venture Partners, Vision Plus Capital, Joy Capital, MindWorks Ventures, and Celtic House Venture Partners.
This marks UniUni’s third successful fundraising round in just a year, bringing its total capital raised in 2024 to over US$200 million. The company plans to leverage these funds to enhance its automation and robotics capabilities, aiming to set new standards for efficiency and reliability in last-mile delivery.
Founded in 2019, UniUni’s mission is to revolutionize the final stretch of e-commerce deliveries by deploying scalable technologies such as AI-powered routing, predictive analytics, and robotic sorting systems. Their innovative approach has not gone unnoticed—UniUni ranked fourth on Deloitte Canada’s Technology Fast 50 list last year, boasting an impressive 12,854% revenue growth from 2020 to 2023.
Earlier this month, UniUni was named “Last Mile Company of the Year” by SupplyTech Breakthrough, recognizing the company’s leadership and innovation in the global logistics industry. Director of Communications Martin van den Hemel credited the achievement to the dedication of the UniUni team, emphasizing their commitment to building a smarter, more efficient delivery model for e-commerce brands and consumers alike.
With its latest funding, UniUni is poised to further transform last-mile logistics, making deliveries faster, smarter, and more reliable for shoppers and retailers across North America.
