sennder announces €155m in working-capital facilities
Factoring, venture debt and supply-chain financing support carrier payments across sennder’s European freight network.
sennder announced €155 million of financing facilities on November 11: a €100 million non-recourse factoring line with Coface, a €40 million European Investment Bank facility and a €15 million supply-chain finance programme with cflox and Deutsche Bank.
All three facilities are live and being drawn, according to the company. The cflox programme has operated since August. They bridge the gap between paying carriers and receiving customer payments, allowing sennder to put more equity capital into its network and technology.
The company’s broader €228 million announcement also includes €73 million of equity raised over several years: €47 million before 2026 and €26 million during 2026. Scania and Poste Italiane led that shareholder funding.
Use of funds
Bridge carrier payments and customer receipts
Support working capital for the freight network