PORT has secured €14.5 million, approximately $16.2 million, in financing led by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and Balnord, according to coverage published November 10.
The package combines equity and debt. The company has not disclosed the split in the coverage reviewed, so the full amount should not be described as an equity round.
From courier infrastructure to autonomous delivery
Led by CEO Kamil Suda, PORT operates urban logistics infrastructure and an electric-bike rental network. It is developing autonomous delivery vehicles using information gathered on real courier routes.
Part of its fleet carries cameras and lidar to collect street-level data. That gives the company an operating network from which to develop its planned delivery technology.
A development plan, not a completed robot rollout
The capital will support technology development and the existing rental business. PORT has said it expects its first delivery robot in the coming months, initially for parcels; that is a company forecast rather than evidence of a completed commercial rollout.
The funding brings total financing to €29 million, according to the company’s interview with Tech Funding News.
Moving from courier operations to robotics adds engineering, safety and deployment requirements. The financing supports that transition, but does not by itself establish that autonomous delivery will match the economics of the existing business.
Sources
Tech Funding News — company interview and equity/debt breakdown · Tech.eu — financing · PORT — official website. Photo: PORT, via Tech Funding News.
Dollar conversion: €1 = $1.1193, using the ECB reference rate dated November 9, 2026, the latest available when checked.