Droppe

Droppe’s Source-to-Order platform streamlines how businesses source and manage supplies, enabling direct shipping from suppliers and removing the need for storage, repackaging, and extra logistics.

Droppe’s Source-to-Order platform streamlines how businesses source and manage supplies, enabling direct shipping from suppliers and removing the need for storage, repackaging, and extra logistics.

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Droppe http://www.droppe.com

Milestones

Investment year

2024

Investment stage

Seed

Investment status

Portfolio

Deal team

Tom Henriksson

Tony Nysten

Droppe’s Source-to-Order platform streamlines how businesses source and manage supplies, enabling direct shipping from suppliers and removing the need for storage, repackaging, and extra logistics.

As B2B sales continue to shift online and a new generation of buyers prefers digital experiences, Droppe addresses this growing demand through its unique Source-to-Order platform. Droppe’s digital-first approach creates shorter and more sustainable European supply chains, helping businesses achieve their sustainability goals and contribute to a greener future. Founded in 2020, Droppe now serves over 1,500 companies across Europe, with key markets in the Nordics and DACH region.

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