Fuller Raises RMB350M for Supply-Chain Software
Fuller Technology has raised RMB350 million to expand supply-chain software across warehousing, transport and order management.
Supply-chain software is moving from digitising workflows toward automating them. Fuller Technology has raised RMB350 million to expand its platform across warehousing, transportation and order management.
What happened
The Series B was led by Shenzhen Capital Group, with participation from Matrix Partners China, SINOMACH Industry Fund, Kunshan Venture Capital, BOCOM Capital and Manshi Capital.
Fuller says it serves more than 1,300 large and midsized companies across 27 countries.
Why it matters
Manufacturers and logistics operators increasingly need one system that can coordinate inventory, transport and fulfilment across complex networks.
AI adds another layer by helping automate planning, exception handling and operational decisions that previously required manual coordination.
The bigger picture
Enterprise AI is increasingly being embedded into systems that already own operational data.
That favours established vertical platforms with deep integrations. Fuller's opportunity is to turn supply-chain software from a record-keeping layer into an increasingly autonomous operating system for logistics.