Richmond’s UniUni closes USD $30 million Series C2 round

Listed as one of Canada’s fastest-growing companies, the startup plans to use the new funding to expand rapidly in the U.S.

(L - R) Michael Yang, UniUni’s CFO, Peter Lu, UniUni’s founder and CEO, Malcolm Brodie, mayor of Richmond, Kevin Wang, UniUni’s co-founder and president, Tony Shi, UniUni’s VP of software development, and Martin van den Hemel, UniUni’s director of communications. Photo: LinkedIn.

UniUni, the Richmond-based delivery startup, has closed a USD $30 million Series C extension led by Bessemer Venture Partners. Participating investors include Celtic House Venture Partners, LFX Venture Partners, Lanchi Ventures, and Joy Capital.

According to the company, it will use the additional funding to further expand in the U.S. The move will involve building more warehouses and robotic sorting centers to “reduce costs and increase efficiency and accuracy.” The outfit will also continue focusing on software developments, such as AI integrations to improve customer service and optimize driver delivery routing.

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