Willog, an AIoT-based supply chain intelligence company has raised an undisclosed amount in a Series B-2 funding round.
The investment was backed by seven investors from Korea and global markets, including KB Investment, SGC Partners, Sneakpick Investment, IBK Capital, Re-Investment, Muirwoods Ventures, and Big Basin Capital.
This funding is an important step in Willog’s global expansion. It also shows growing confidence in the company’s ability to turn disconnected logistics operations into data-based and AI-powered decision-making systems.
In less than five years, Willog has reached the Series B-2 stage, achieved 7x year-over-year growth in new customers, and maintained a 0 percent churn rate. This highlights strong customer demand, product-market fit, and customer satisfaction.
Investors believe Willog is solving major logistics challenges by turning scattered supply chain data into useful insights and AI-driven decisions. This helps customers reduce losses, improve operations, and increase accountability in logistics processes that were previously difficult to track and manage.
“With this investment, Willog is accelerating the next phase of its global growth across North America and Asia,” said Daniel Yun CEO of Willog. “Logistics remains one of the last industries still heavily dependent on manual experience. Willog is turning invisible logistics events into data, intelligence, and action, and helping customers make better decisions at every level of the supply chain.”
He added, “Our goal is not simply to improve visibility, but to redefine how logistics is managed through supply chain intelligence. This investment gives us the foundation to scale that vision globally.”
Founded in 2021, Willog is an AIoT-powered supply chain intelligence company that helps shippers and logistics providers reduce product loss, improve quality control, solve compliance issues, and lower logistics costs in sensitive supply chains.
Unlike companies that mainly focus on tracking shipments during delivery, Willog starts from the warehouse stage and connects warehouse, trucking, ocean, and air logistics through one unified data system.
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