Main Capital backs French logistics management platform Shippingbo’s next growth phase

October 28, 2025 at 08:23 AM UTC
Tech.eu
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Main Capital backs French logistics management platform Shippingbo’s next growth phase

Shippingbo, a French logistics management software provider, has secured funding from Main Capital Partners to fuel its next phase of growth. This investment underscores the increasing importance of digital solutions in streamlining supply chains and reflects a broader trend of European investment in tech companies. The partnership aims to enhance Shippingbo's capabilities and expand its reach within the continent and beyond. Shippingbo offers a cloud-based platform that integrates Order Management (OMS), Warehouse Management (WMS), and Transport Management (TMS) functionalities. The company, founded in 2016 and headquartered in Toulouse, currently serves around 1,000 direct customers and employs approximately 80 professionals. Key customers include brands such as Venom and Teddy Smith, and third-party logistics providers (3PLs) like DHL and Stef. The investment will enable Shippingbo to accelerate product innovation, expand internationally, and pursue a buy-and-build strategy. This move will help strengthen its position in the market. Shippingbo's focus on unified logistics capabilities and omnichannel strategies directly addresses the evolving needs of e-commerce brands, logistics providers, and retailers across various sectors. The deal marks Main Capital's third platform investment in France in 2025, demonstrating its commitment to the French software market. Shippingbo's management team will retain a significant stake and continue to lead operations, emphasizing their dedication to building a leading unified logistics platform. This collaboration is set to further advance digital transformation in the European logistics sector.

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Published: October 28, 2025 at 08:23 AM UTC
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