Lyzer, an Iberian Logistics-as-a-Service (LaaS) platform reshaping the retail and e-commerce landscape, has raised over €10 million in funding to speed up its international growth.
According to a company statement, the round saw renewed backing from existing investors – Indico Capital Partners, Lince Capital, and LC Ventures – and welcomed C2 Capital Partners as a new strategic partner. The transaction was advised by SRS Legal.
Launched in September 2024 by Nuno Serradas Duarte, Diogo Silva, and Filipe Nery – founders of 360hyper – and Hugo Menino Aguiar – former Google product manager and founder of SPEAK – Lyzer was created to give retailers full visibility and control over their logistics operations.
The platform centralizes order management, smart picking, and last-mile delivery, enabling scalable and cost-efficient growth.
With over €160 million in gross merchandise value (GMV), which is the total sales value of all orders processed through its platform, and more than 500,000 orders fulfilled to date, Portugal-based Lyzer has become a strategic partner for leading Iberian retailers in their digital transformation journey – and is now set for international expansion.
Lyzer sees this investment as proof of the market’s urgent need for integrated logistics solutions and a key step in its expansion journey.
“We’re thrilled by our investors’ renewed trust and C2 Capital’s arrival, which will help accelerate our international growth. Lyzer was built to solve real operational challenges in retail and e-commerce, and this investment validates both our vision and the market’s urgency for integrated tech,” said Duarte, CEO of Lyzer.
Investors continue to show confidence in Lyzer’s long-term vision and global potential.
Stephan de Moraes, managing general partner at Indico Capital Partners, highlighted Lyzer’s success in winning major retail clients both in Portugal and abroad, emphasizing their ongoing commitment as lead investor to support the company’s global expansion.
Vasco Pereira Coutinho, CEO at Lince Capital, said, “Lyzer isn’t just solving logistics – it’s redefining it,” pointing to the company’s unique ability to turn logistics into a competitive advantage.
Meanwhile, Francisco Vieira de Campos, principal at C2 Capital Partners, expressed confidence in Lyzer’s team, technology, and ambition to lead the digital transformation of retail and e-commerce logistics.
Earlier this year, Lyzer expanded into the Spanish market with support from ICEX’s Rising Up program. After adding two members to its international team, the company plans to hire eight more by the end of 2025.
In the coming months, Lyzer will introduce new AI-powered features, strengthening its focus on intelligent automation and predictive analytics to increase efficiency and control across logistics operations.
Featured image: Courtesy of Lyzer
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