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RyderVentures (Ryder System)

Technology-driven supply chain solutions company providing fleet leasing and maintenance, dedicated transportation, transportation management, freight brokerage, warehouse management and automation, contract packaging and manufacturing, e-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment, and last-mile delivery, powered by proprietary digital platforms (RyderShare, RyderShip, RyderGyde, RyderView), AI-enabled intelligence, and automation.

USASupply chain logistics, Warehousing & distribution, Transportation logistics, Dedicated transportation, Transportation management, Freight brokerage, Drayage and cross-border transportation, Last mile delivery, E-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment, Co-packaging and contract manufacturing, Fleet leasing and maintenance, Truck rental, Used truck sales, Warehouse automation, Fleet management technology, RyderVentures Cap Fund (strategic alliances)
$10M
Capital Deployed
1
Portfolio Companies
1
Rounds Participated

Portfolio companies (1)

Funding rounds (1)

ApptronikSeries A
Feb 2025

Round size: $403M

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Technology-driven supply chain solutions company providing fleet leasing and maintenance, dedicated transportation, transportation management, freight brokerage, warehouse management and automation, contract packaging and manufacturing, e-commerce and omnichannel fulfillment, and last-mile delivery, powered by proprietary digital platforms (RyderShare, RyderShip, RyderGyde, RyderView), AI-enabled intelligence, and automation.

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