What is Fabric?
Founded in 2015 and operating out of Tel Aviv and New York, Fabric provides a sophisticated logistics platform designed to help retailers manage on-demand fulfillment. The company specializes in developing proprietary robotics technologies that enable urban retailers to offer rapid delivery of essential goods, including food and pharmaceuticals. By converting underutilized retail real estate into high-efficiency micro-fulfillment centers, Fabric allows businesses to store, sort, and process inventory closer to the end consumer. This approach addresses the growing demand for hyper-local logistics, positioning the firm as a critical player in the evolution of modern supply chain management and automated retail operations.
How much funding has Fabric raised?
Fabric has raised a total of $359M across 4 funding rounds:
Angel/Seed
$6M
Series A
$43M
Series B
$110M
Series C
$200M
Angel/Seed (2017): $6M with participation from Aleph and Innovation Endeavors
Series A (2018): $43M led by Norwest Venture Partners
Series B (2019): $110M supported by Temasek, la Maison, CPP Investments, Corner Ventures, Innovation Endeavors, Playground, and Aleph
Series C (2021): $200M featuring Union Tech Ventures, Temasek, Koch Disruptive Technologies, and Harel Insurance & Finance
Key Investors in Fabric
Temasek
A global investment company headquartered in Singapore that acts as a generational investor with a long-term perspective on transformational technologies.
Innovation Endeavors
An early-stage venture capital firm focused on the Super Evolution thesis, combining data, computation, and advanced engineering to disrupt industries like logistics.
Aleph
An early-stage venture capital fund that partners with Israeli entrepreneurs to scale companies into globally recognized brands, with a strong track record in logistics and transportation.
What's next for Fabric?
With the support of its latest capital raise, Fabric is poised to scale its operational footprint and further refine its automated fulfillment technology. The company's trajectory suggests a focus on expanding its network of micro-fulfillment centers to meet the increasing consumer expectation for near-instant delivery. As the retail sector continues to grapple with the complexities of last-mile logistics, Fabric's ability to integrate robotics into existing urban environments provides a distinct competitive advantage. Future growth will likely center on deepening partnerships with major retail chains and enhancing the software-driven orchestration of its robotic systems to drive greater efficiency and throughput in dense urban markets.
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