Stord Secures $200M Series E, Cements Role as Fulfillment Powerhouse for Omnichannel Brands

Stord Secures $200M Series E, Cements Role as Fulfillment Powerhouse for Omnichannel Brands

Stord, a leading provider of high-volume fulfillment and commerce technology for omnichannel brands, has announced the close of a $200 million Series E funding round. The financing was led by Strike Capital with additional participation from new investors including Baillie Gifford, NewView Capital, G Squared, and the Georgia Tech Foundation, alongside existing backers such as Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, and Franklin Templeton.

This latest raise pushes Stord’s valuation to $1.5 billion, reaffirming the company's position as a disruptive force in the logistics and e-commerce infrastructure space. The funding package also includes a growth debt facility provided by Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), now a division of First Citizens Bank, and ORIX USA.

From Network to End-to-End Experience

Stord’s transformation from an asset-light fulfillment network into a fully integrated commerce enablement platform has delivered enormous savings for e-commerce brands—over $130 million in parcel fees in 2024 alone. With its intelligent software stack, Stord enables customers to optimize carrier selection and reduce transit times by a full day on average.

The company’s impact is significant: in 2024, it powered over $6 billion in commerce and reached approximately 11.5% of U.S. households—delivering more than 30 million packages and handling nearly 1% of Black Friday–Cyber Monday online sales in the U.S.

Strategic Growth and Global Expansion

With 11 dedicated Stord Fulfillment nodes operating across 13 buildings, and additional third-party partnerships in North America, the U.K., and the E.U., the company is doubling down on international growth. Recent acquisitions of ProPack Logistics and Pitney Bowes eCommerce have further enhanced its operational capabilities.

Notable brands now leveraging Stord’s services include AG1, quip, Jolie, Seed Health, Sundays for Dogs, V Shred, and Wild.

Investing in the Future of Fulfillment

Stord plans to use this fresh capital to enhance its AI-driven technology stack, scale operations globally, and pursue strategic acquisitions. The company is also focusing on transforming fulfillment into a brand experience, with tools that give brands complete visibility, consumer-grade tracking, and fast, seamless delivery and returns.

“Fast and free delivery, easy returns, and full visibility are no longer luxuries—they’re standard expectations,” said CEO Sean Henry. “This funding allows us to empower every brand to meet and exceed those expectations.”

Investors are bullish on Stord’s ability to bridge the physical and digital gaps in modern logistics. “Stord’s scale, growth, and profitability are a rare trifecta,” said Nick Bunick of NewView Capital. “They’re turning fulfillment into a true competitive advantage.”