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Mubadala Capital leads Huboo Fulfilment’s $82m funding round

This investment will help drive Huboo’s expansion plans across continental Europe.
  • Huboo said in a statement it plans to roll out their first Spanish fulfillment centre in Madrid having already opened its first mainland European base in Eindhoven
  • The round led by Mubadala Capital was joined by existing investors including Stride, Ada Ventures, Hearst Ventures, Episode 1 and Maersk Growth

Mubadala Capital led a Series B funding round in Huboo Fulfilment, the UK-based logistics start-up, closing at $82 million in investments.

This investment will help drive Huboo’s expansion plans across continental Europe, Mubadala said on Twitter on Monday.

Huboo said in a statement it plans to roll out their first Spanish fulfillment center in Madrid having already opened its first mainland European base in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.

The round led by Mubadala Capital was joined by existing investors including Stride, Ada Ventures, Hearst Ventures, Episode 1 and Maersk Growth. This takes Huboo’s total funding raised to nearly £80 million ($104 million) since April 2019.

“As more businesses move online, Huboo’s software enables e-commerce businesses of all sizes to manage and ship their inventory with a single tool, bringing flexibility, speed & affordability to the process,” Mubadala said.

Huboo’s end-to-end order fulfillment service provides merchants with a full-stack solution that includes an intuitive and easy-to-use merchant platform integrating multiple online sales channels and markets, an in-house developed warehouse management software, and a network of warehouses split into highly efficient micro-hubs.