- Sennder Technologies GmbH is Europe's leading digital road freight forwarder, recently ranking among the Top 5 Full Truck Load players in the European market following its acquisition of C.H. Robinson's European Surface Transportation operations in February 2025.
- In the past year, sennder has successfully closed the acquisition of C.H. Robinson's European operations and raised $160 million in funding to accelerate the digitalization of European trucking, surpassing a $1 billion valuation.
- Sennder's customer base includes enterprise shippers and trucking companies, leveraging its proprietary technology to enhance transparency and efficiency in logistics operations.
- Ideal buyers for sennder are large enterprises seeking to optimize their logistics operations; the company addresses pain points related to transportation costs and environmental impact through data-driven route optimization.
Sales and Support is the largest single group at Sennder with 117 employees, accounting for just over one-quarter of the total workforce. Engineering follows at 84 employees, underscoring the company’s commitment to building scalable logistics technology. Business Management (67), Finance and Administration (47), and two similarly sized units—Marketing and Product (40) and Operations (40)—round out the core business functions. Smaller specialised teams in Human Resources (17), Information Technology (13), Legal (6), and an assorted “Other” category (12) provide additional organisational support, giving the company a diversified departmental structure that aligns with its technology-enabled freight services.
Sennder’s staff is distributed across several European cities, with Berlin serving as the largest office at 107 employees. Additional hubs include Amsterdam (37) and Warsaw (31), while Barcelona (16), Cracow (11), Wroclaw (19), Paris (21), Milan (9), and Madrid (10) host smaller but strategically important teams. A substantial contingent of 182 employees works in remote or other locations, reflecting the flexible nature of the logistics sector and supporting coverage across multiple freight corridors in Europe.
