Olist Valuation, Funding & Investors

AppDirect is a cloud service commerce platform connecting providers, developers, and consumers globally. San Francisco-headquartered and launched in 2009, it powers marketplaces for discovering, purchasing, managing, and monitoring services from Microsoft, Google, and Box. Partners including Telstra, ADP, Samsung, and Deutsche Telekom leverage its billing, distribution, and reselling capabilities to reach millions of businesses.

Cart.com is an Austin-headquartered provider of end-to-end commerce and logistics solutions unifying operations for B2C and B2B brands across sales channels. The platform supports multichannel fulfillment through a nationwide network of warehouses, AI-powered optimization, and data science teams serving thousands of mid-market and enterprise customers spanning consumer goods and industrial sectors.

Route is a post-purchase experience management platform offering comprehensive shipping protection, package tracking, and customer engagement tools for e-commerce merchants. The software enables online retailers to provide insurance coverage for lost or damaged shipments, reduce customer service inquiries through automated tracking notifications, and drive repeat purchases via AI-powered product recommendations integrated across over 13000 merchant sites. Services include real-time claims processing, carbon-neutral shipping options, and multi-channel customer communication capabilities.

Infomart Corp is a Japan-based provider of business-to-business e-commerce software solutions. The firm's operations are organized in six segments: Application Service Provider (ASP) Ordering, which offers ordering systems and online document processing services; ASP Written Standards, which uploads written standards online; ASP Negotiation for groupware; ASP Ordering and Operation for food wholesale companies; Cloud Service, which offers a data delivery system for food wholesale companies; and Overseas, which offers solutions to overseas markets.

GigaCloud Technology Inc provides end-to-end and B2B e-commerce solutions for large parcel merchandise. Its B2B e-commerce platform, which is referred to as the GigaCloud Marketplace, integrates everything from discovery, payments, and logistics tools into one easy-to-use platform. It offers online and offline integrated cross-border transaction and delivery services for furniture and large merchandise. Its marketplace seamlessly connects manufacturers in Asia with resellers in the U.S., Asia, and Europe to execute cross-border transactions with confidence, speed, and efficiency. It offers a truly comprehensive solution that transports products from the manufacturer's warehouse to end customers, all at one fixed price. It earns the majority of its revenue from the United States.

Weidian Group is a Guangzhou-based developer of e-commerce platforms tailored for WeChat integration. The service enables merchants to create SaaS-based online stores, manage inventory, process payments, and engage customers via social networks. Popular among small businesses and community shops, it supports product uploads across WeChat channels, serving millions of sellers in China's domestic market.

Tradeshift is a San Francisco-headquartered e-invoicing and supply chain platform founded in Copenhagen in 2008. It connects buyers including DHL, Airbus, and Unilever with suppliers in over 50 countries for procure-to-pay automation. Services cover digital invoicing, early payments, risk mitigation, and financing through APIs integrated with ERP systems like SAP and Oracle. The network eliminates paper processes for global transactions in manufacturing and logistics sectors.

Xingyun Group is a digital supply chain platform for consumer goods. It delivers SaaS tools for full-process management and one-stop direct-to-consumer services across categories. The company's global engine integrates resources in 72 countries and one region via nearly 160 warehouses, serving over 350,000 retailers in China while aiding overseas brands entering China and Chinese brands expanding abroad.

Salla is a Riyadh-headquartered e-commerce platform tailored for Saudi Arabia and Arabic-speaking markets. Merchants build branded online stores with custom domains, manage inventory via web and mobile apps, generate automatic invoices, integrate with Instagram shopping, access customer databases, apply discounts, and utilize analytics reports for sales optimization.

Jusda is a Shanghai-headquartered supply chain management platform serving Foxconn Technology Group with global C2C services. The company integrates trading, logistics, information, capital, and technology flows for electronics manufacturing, handling procurement from components to consumer delivery. Jusda operates warehouses in China, Vietnam, and India, supporting 100,000 suppliers and processing billions in annual transactions.

Whop functions as a marketplace for digital products where entrepreneurs sell communities, online courses, and software tools. It manages memberships across Telegram and Discord with automated role assignments and access controls. San Francisco-headquartered Whop provides payment processing, analytics, and chat features to help creators scale operations and retain subscribers.

Flexe is a Seattle-headquartered on-demand warehousing and fulfillment network founded in 2013. It connects retailers like Nike, Patagonia, and HelloFresh to 1,000 warehouses totaling 100 million square feet across North America. Flexe's platform enables e-commerce scaling with same-day delivery and omnichannel distribution services.

ZKH Group Ltd engages in providing MRO procurement service platform in China. It provides one-stop MRO procurement and management services for its customers, and offers digital and fulfillment solutions for participants along the industry value chain. It offers a broad range of MRO product offerings covering all MRO product lines on its platform, including spare parts, chemicals, manufacturing parts, general consumables, and office supplies. All of the Group’s revenues are derived from the PRC.

Airbyte is an open-source data integration platform syncing sources to warehouses like Snowflake, BigQuery, and Redshift. Headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Paris, the company offers over 300 pre-built connectors for APIs, databases, and SaaS apps including Salesforce and Stripe. Airbyte supports ELT pipelines with custom connector development via low-code tools.

ElasticRun is a rural logistics platform extending FMCG distribution, e-commerce delivery, and financial services to underserved areas in India. Bengaluru-headquartered and founded in 2016, it leverages a network of 100,000 Kirana stores for last-mile fulfillment. Partnerships with Hindustan Unilever and Amazon India enable hyperlocal inventory and data-driven marketing insights for rural consumers.

fabric is a composable commerce platform enabling retailers to integrate best-of-breed tools without replatforming from Shopify or Salesforce. It accelerates digital revenue growth through APIs for payments, inventory, and personalization. Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, fabric serves clients like BuildDirect and GNC across North America and Europe. Backed by SoftBank and Norwest, it launched in 2017 with modular storefronts.

Matillion is a Manchester-headquartered data productivity platform enabling enterprises to load, transform, and orchestrate data on cloud warehouses like Snowflake, Amazon Redshift, and Google BigQuery. Companies including Cisco, Slack, and TUI use Matillion for ETL pipelines supporting analytics, machine learning, and AI workflows across self-service and enterprise editions.

Xinhua Winshare Publishing & Media Co Ltd is engaged in integrated cultural operations specializing in the creative content production of publications, education services, cultural consumption services, supply chain services, and capital operation. Its activities are editorial and publishing of publications, sales of publications in physical stores and the internet, distribution of textbooks and supplementary materials, education information and equipment services, etc. It is through two operating segments; the Publication segment, which includes publishing books, periodicals, and audiovisual products, and the Distribution segment, which comprises the distribution of textbooks and supplementary materials. The group generates a majority of its revenue from the Distribution segment.