Unbox Robotics Raises $28 Million Series B to Accelerate Global Warehouse Automation Push

New updates have been reported about Unbox Robotics.

Unbox Robotics has raised $28 million in a Series B round to accelerate its warehouse automation business, in a transaction combining primary and secondary capital that also delivered liquidity to employees via the company’s ESOP program. The round was led by ICICI Venture and Redstart Labs (Info Edge), with participation from F-Prime, 3one4 Capital, Navam Capital, Force Ventures and other existing backers, and will fund leadership and engineering hires, faster product development and expanded go-to-market efforts in India and selected international regions. Management positions the raise as a key inflection point following more than 5x year-on-year growth and profitability, with the company now focused on scaling deployments for e-commerce, retail and third-party logistics customers across India, Europe, the United States and other target markets.

Unbox Robotics builds modular 3D robotic sortation and order-fulfilment systems powered by proprietary swarm-intelligence software, designed to orchestrate large fleets of robots with minimal fixed infrastructure and to increase throughput, flexibility and space efficiency for intralogistics operations. The new capital and the involvement of ICICI Venture are expected to reinforce governance, institutional support and credibility as the company pursues larger contracts and broader international expansion in a warehouse automation market benefiting from sustained growth in e-commerce volumes and labour cost pressures. Founder and CEO Pramod Ghadge said the funding will be used to build a “world-class team,” invest in new products and deepen penetration in key global markets, while investors highlighted Unbox’s differentiated technology, strong execution and ability to deliver high-ROI automation projects. For customers, partners and employees, the round signals a well-capitalized, growth-focused company positioned to play a larger role in modernizing warehouse and logistics infrastructure globally.