Richmond-based last-mile delivery company UniUni has raised USD $85 million in new capital to accelerate automation and expansion across North America.
The financing includes a $30 million equity round led by Rockets Capital and a $55 million credit facility from Royal Bank of Canada, bringing UniUni’s total funding to $285 million.
The new capital will fund deployment of advanced sorting machines across UniUni’s growing warehouse network and provide working capital to improve efficiency, increase parcel throughput, and support continued expansion across the U.S. and Canada.
“E-commerce brands are under pressure to deliver faster while protecting margins,” said CEO Peter Lu. “This funding allows us to keep investing in automation and core infrastructure that directly benefits our customers.”
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UniUni has expanded rapidly in recent years through sustained investment in automation, technology, and network density. The company now covers 65% of the U.S. and 80% of Canada, reaching more than 500 cities across North America.
Its focus on advanced sortation systems is designed to improve delivery speed, accuracy, and network reliability, positioning UniUni among North America’s fastest-growing last-mile logistics providers serving e-commerce merchants.
With the latest financing in place, UniUni aims to scale its end-to-end logistics platform, optimize performance across its network, and deliver a faster, more transparent last-mile experience for brands and consumers.
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