Warehow secures £2.1m Series A funding from Midlands Engine Investment Fund II and MENA Moonshots
The investment round was led by the Midlands Engine Investment Fund II to support technology development and capacity expansion.
Warehow provides e-commerce fulfilment services for fashion and homeware retailers, enabling them to sell across multiple online marketplaces. The company operates two warehouses and manages picking, packing and returns processing.
Warehow has secured £2.1m in a Series A funding round led by the Midlands Engine Investment Fund II through Mercia Ventures, with backing from existing investor MENA Moonshots. The capital will be deployed to advance the company's proprietary technology, expand storage capacity at its current facilities, and drive sales and marketing efforts.
The business was established in 2021 as a spin-out from We Are Pentagon Group and currently employs 70 staff. Having doubled its revenue over the past year, the firm services major brands including River Island and Puma, helping them coordinate operations across platforms such as eBay and John Lewis.
From the founder
"This funding is a significant milestone for Warehow. It will enable us to accelerate our growth trajectory and execute our business plan more effectively. We’re excited about the opportunities and challenges ahead as we continue to scale."
Pete Harris
Co-founder and CEO at Warehow
Investor perspective
"Managing fulfilment across multiple sales channels is a complex task. Larger retailers are often focused on physical stores and their websites, while smaller businesses may lack essential infrastructure. Warehow’s efficient warehouse operations and innovative use of technology are key drivers of its success. This funding will enable the team to scale the business and meet the increasing demand."
Howard Mitchell
Mercia Ventures
Use of funds
- 01Continue product development
- 02Build out infrastructure
- 03Invest in sales and marketing