After onboarding 12,500 businesses and partnering with DHL and Lufthansa, Estonia’s MyDello secures €3.1 million

December 16, 2025 at 12:41 PM UTC
EU-Startups
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After onboarding 12,500 businesses and partnering with DHL and Lufthansa, Estonia’s MyDello secures €3.1 million

Estonian shipping logistics platform MyDello has secured €3.1 million in new funding, signaling continued investment in modernizing European transport and logistics. This funding round, led by Icelandic VC Frumtak Ventures, will fuel MyDello's international expansion, with the UK as its initial target for December. The investment highlights the growing importance of digital solutions in the freight industry and the potential for European companies to lead the way. MyDello's platform has already onboarded 12,500 businesses and partnered with major players like DHL and Lufthansa. The investment round included participation from existing investor Superhero Capital, along with new board members. MyDello's co-founder and CEO Joel Timm emphasizes the company's experience and vision for the future of the industry. This funding is part of a larger trend of investment in European logistics and FreightTech, with approximately €67 million invested in 2025. Other companies like Lyzer, Qargo, Rail-Flow, Tilla, Quivo, and Sedna Communications have also received substantial funding to enhance transport and supply chain solutions. These investments underscore the shift towards automation and software-driven efficiency within the sector. MyDello's expansion and the wider investment landscape demonstrate the dynamic evolution of digital logistics in Europe. The company's focus on automation and streamlining shipment operations aligns with the industry's push for greater efficiency and real-time visibility. This funding will help them in their mission to bring the industry to the AI-age.

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Published: December 16, 2025 at 12:41 PM UTC
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