Accudire announces that it has embarked on a new phase of growth and industrial strengthening thanks to a capital increase of one million euros subscribed by more than 30 direct and indirect investors, including entrepreneurs, companies and private individuals. The transaction will enable the company to accelerate its internationalisation process, with entry into the Spanish, German and French markets, and to strengthen its organisational structure with a view to increasing its European presence.
Investor interest was driven by three main factors: the solidity of the business model, which has already been validated on the market; growing demand for document digitisation along international supply chains, partly in light of new European regulatory requirements; and the company’s ability to integrate technological innovation with concrete industrial applications. The capital increase was achieved both through direct fundraising and the launch of a crowdfunding campaign, generating interest from a broad and qualified group of investors.
The expansion will start in Spain, where the obligation to digitise administrative control documents will come into force in October 2026, creating a regulatory environment conducive to the adoption of the solutions developed by Accudire. The company will then consolidate its presence in Germany and France, strategic markets for the logistics and international shipping sector.
International expansion will also involve the expansion of the company structure, with the addition of new talent to consolidate and grow the business, enabling us to offer even more integrated and efficient services to support companies operating in national and cross-border supply chains.
Alongside its international expansion, Accudire will strengthen technological and industrial integration with its strategic partners, starting with Zucchetti and Circle Group, already leading partners active in the field of digital solutions for logistics and document management.
The aim is to expand the digital ecosystem and increase interoperability between platforms, offering client companies an increasingly integrated and efficient environment that complies with new European regulatory standards. Strengthening industrial synergies will accelerate the scalability of the Accudire model in foreign markets, reducing adoption times and increasing the value generated for the entire supply chain.
With this operation, Accudire takes a decisive step forward in its evolution: from an innovative start-up to a European player capable of combining industrial growth, technological integration and strategic vision.
Part of the resources will be allocated to financing a three-year project dedicated to developing quantum machine learning solutions applied to risk management in global supply chains. The project is being carried out in collaboration with the University of Verona and was presented last January at CES 2026 in Las Vegas within the Italian Pavilion, demonstrating the company’s international mission.
“This milestone is further confirmation of the quality of the work we have done over the years and the confidence that our project is able to generate among qualified investors. It is a strategic step that strengthens our execution capabilities and accelerates the industrial and commercial development of our company,” said Filippo Fernè, president of Accudire (pictured with the team) – I would like to sincerely thank the new investor partners for the trust they have placed in Accudire and our vision. An equally heartfelt thank you goes to our long-standing partners, who have contributed in a concrete way to the success of the initiative, confirming with their support their full commitment to the growth path.”
The capital increase not only represents a financial strengthening, but also the start of a new phase of development aimed at building a European digital infrastructure for document management and supply chain resilience, in a context where digitisation, interoperability and risk governance, in light of an increasingly uncertain and complex international situation, are becoming central elements for business competitiveness.
Founded in Verona in 2019 by current CEO Abramo Vincenzi and the Ormesani company, Accudire operates in the logistics and export sector with the aim of transforming the world of shipping through a digital model based on blockchain, edge computing and advanced AI. In 2025, the company recorded a production value of €750,000, with revenues up 122% on the previous year, with more than 5,200 active user companies in over 30 countries, mainly in Italy, France, Spain and Germany. Following the transaction, the share capital is composed as follows: founding and long-standing shareholders control 87.2% of the shares, while new investors hold 12.8%.
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