Sennder, a European digital road freight forwarder, secured €228 million in new financing. The package includes €155 million in credit facilities and €73 million in equity. Existing investors led by Scania and Poste Italiane provided the equity.
Financing details
The credit portion includes a €100 million factoring line from Coface and a €40 million facility from the European Investment Bank. A €15 million supply chain finance program comes from cflox and Deutsche Bank. The €73 million equity portion supported the acquisition and integration of C.H. Robinson's European Surface Transportation business.
Profitability and network
Sennder announced on October 21, 2026 that it turned IFRS EBITDA positive on an unadjusted monthly basis. It expects full-year IFRS EBITDA profitability and about €1 billion in revenue for 2026. The company works with more than 40,000 vetted carriers.
Carrier payments
The new facilities help bridge the gap between carrier payments and customer receipts. This allows sennder to direct more equity capital toward network growth, its technology platform, and AI capabilities. The cflox program has been live since August 2026 and gives carriers earlier payment.
Sennder plans to expand its core transport network and roll out its technology platform and AI agents to shippers, carriers, and other freight forwarders. The EIB said the financing supports technology, AI, and network expansion. The company also said the package limits shareholder dilution while funding daily operations.