Sennder secures €228 million for freight technology and expansion
The Berlin company plans to use the financing to integrate its CH Robinson acquisition and extend its transport network.
Freight technology company sennder has announced €228 million in financing, combining fresh equity from existing backers with debt facilities. The Berlin-headquartered business said the funds would support expansion and the rollout of its technology.
Swedish transport company Scanai and Italy’s postal service, Poste Italiane, led the €73 million equity round. The remaining €155 million consists of three debt facilities: Coface is providing €100 million, the European Investment Bank €40 million and Deutsche Bank €15 million.
Sennder intends to put some of the money towards integrating the European road freight business acquired in 2024 from US company CH Robinson. Other uses include extending its main transport network and deploying its platform and AI agents for customers including shippers, carriers and freight companies.
Established in 2015, sennder uses software, data and artificial intelligence to connect businesses requiring road haulage with trucking companies. It says it manages over 150,000 shipments monthly, with its service helping hauliers find cargo and limit empty journeys.
The company raised €26 million earlier in 2026. Its valuation for the latest financing was unclear.
