Sennder disclosed about $256 million in equity and debt financing on November 11, with roughly two-thirds coming through debt facilities, according to Tech.eu. The Berlin freight forwarder plans to expand its European transport network and technology following its acquisition of C.H. Robinson’s European road freight business.
Sennder arranges road transport for businesses by matching their freight with trucking companies. Shippers use its software to find trucks, while carriers find loads for available capacity. In October, the company said it handled more than 150,000 shipments a month through a network of over 40,000 vetted carriers.
The financing disclosure includes about $81.9 million in equity from existing shareholders, led by Scania and Poste Italiane, and roughly $174 million in facilities. Tech.eu identified the facilities as about $112 million from Coface, $44.9 million from the European Investment Bank and $16.8 million from Deutsche Bank. Figures are in US dollars, converted at November 10, 2026 reference rates.
The C.H. Robinson acquisition closed on February 3, 2025. By October 21, 2026, Sennder said the acquired operations were running on its sennOS platform alongside the existing business. It also reported a 45% year-on-year increase in gross profit per operator, attributing the improvement to scale, the shared platform and AI-assisted operations.
Sennder said in that October announcement that it had reached positive unadjusted monthly EBITDA under IFRS. Positive EBITDA for the full year remained its target.