6 Jul 2026

Gonini secures £3.3m in funding from IW Capital to scale global e-commerce fulfilment platform

Gonini operates a fulfilment operating system for scaling e-commerce brands, combining warehousing and delivery capabilities across 16 countries with a platform that automates inventory synchronisation and delivery tracking. It is built for direct-to-customer sellers who want to expand internationally without managing multiple logistics providers or physical infrastructure themselves.

Gonini, a global fulfilment operating system for scaling e-commerce brands, has raised £3.3m in funding from IW Capital. Gonini's proprietary platform automates everything from inventory synchronisation to delivery tracking, enabling real-time order fulfilment across borders without requiring e-commerce brands to manage their own physical infrastructure. The investment will fuel Gonini's next phase of growth, expanding its fulfilment network into new markets, investing in the platform and building out the team.

Many D2C sellers face fulfilment as a logistical challenge, with global tensions, inefficient systems, high operational costs and slow customer service threatening customer loyalty. Gonini's network spans 16 countries, with warehousing and delivery capabilities in every major market, and sellers plug directly into the system through integrations with Shopify and more than 30 sales channels, turning fragmented logistics into one cohesive, customer-centric operation. This allows D2C sellers to expand internationally, offer faster and more reliable shipping and provide a wide range of delivery options across multiple global markets. Gonini enables brands to resolve customer queries in under five hours on average and to proactively identify fulfilment issues before they escalate, resulting in smoother operations, happier customers, fewer lost sales and cost savings on international orders.

The global e-commerce sector is expected to surge from $6.1 trillion in 2024 to $8.1 trillion by 2028. A 2025 survey from NTT Data and partners found that consumers now expect delivery in under two days, and that a bad experience can cause irreversible damage to a business.

The investment follows Gonini's rebrand from Bezos.ai, a name inspired by the Gonini River in founder Vernon Tjon-Soei-Len's home country of Suriname. The new identity reflects the evolution of the business from a technology platform into a global fulfilment partner supporting brands across the UK, Europe, North America and Australia.

The e-commerce market continues to grow rapidly, but fulfilment remains one of the biggest barriers to scaling internationally. Gonini has built a compelling proposition that combines technology, infrastructure and operational expertise to remove that complexity for growing brands. By making world-class fulfilment accessible to businesses that would otherwise struggle to access it, Gonini is helping ambitious companies expand faster and operate more efficiently. We're excited by the scale of the opportunity ahead and look forward to supporting the team through their next phase of growth.

Alex Petri, Investor at IW Capital

Great products fail on bad logistics. Most growing brands outgrow their setup, get buried in complexity and stall right when they should be scaling. We built Gonini to take that off their plate entirely with global reach, intelligent technology and a real operations team behind every brand. IW Capital's backing lets us bring that to more e-commerce brands that refuse to let fulfilment cap their ambition.

Vernon Tjon-Soei-Len, Founder & CEO

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