Korean logistics digital transformation (DX) startup Colosseum Corporation (Hereinafter, Colosseum) has successfully raised approximately USD 20.8 million(KRW 27 billion) in a Series B funding round. The round saw participation from both existing investors such as Hyosung Ventures, CJ Investment, and A Stone Ventures, as well as new investors including Korea Development Bank (KDB), Kingo Investment Partners, Muirwoods Ventures, Anda Asia Ventures, and Daishin Securities.

Colosseum operates as a comprehensive global logistics platform, offering a full suite of services built on its proprietary SaaS solution COLO AI and a network of logistics experts (FD). The company integrates 53 logistics centers across domestic and international markets, connects automation equipment, mid- and last-mile delivery networks, and provides e-commerce, B2B, cross-border, franchise, and food supply fulfillment services—alongside end-to-end logistics consulting.

Amidst a global investment downturn, Colosseum’s ability to secure significant funding is attributed to its AI-driven innovation in logistics, strong ecosystem partnerships, global scalability, and sustainable profitability.

Since its founding in 2019, the company has consistently grown its revenue and parcel volume by more than threefold annually, surpassing USD 77 million(KRW 100 billion) in cumulative revenue and 6 million parcels processed. Its logistics network has expanded to 53 locations, including local entities in the U.S., Japan, and Southeast Asia—accelerating its global expansion.

This has translated into stronger import-export logistics capabilities, shorter lead times, and a growing customer base. Surging international demand for Korean products—particularly in K-beauty—has further contributed to increased reverse logistics volumes.

At the core of Colosseum’s platform is COLO AI, an integrated logistics solution that combines OMS (Order Management System), WMS (Warehouse Management System), and TMS (Transportation Management System) into one seamless AI-powered interface. It streamlines the entire logistics process—from order intake to inventory, storage, and delivery—boosting efficiency, unifying data, and cutting operational costs.

COLO AI is designed to be flexible, user-centric, and globally applicable. Already deployed in the U.S. in 2023, the system now supports 100% automated billing and real-time issue resolution. The company has also launched dedicated reverse logistics operations in Taiwan, delivering Korean lifestyle products directly to local consumers, and is now scaling into Japan, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.

Colosseum has declared 2025 as a pivotal year in its global strategy, aiming to increase international revenue contribution to over 30% of total sales.

CEO Jinsoo Park remarked, “This investment validates our technical strength in solving real-world logistics challenges through data and AI, our co-growth ecosystem, and integrated CRM capabilities that proactively address client needs. We will continue expanding our global infrastructure and optimizing cross-border flows to become the next-generation logistics unicorn recognized across the U.S., Japan, and beyond.”

Lead investor Hyosung Ventures, which also joined the Series A round, added, “We made the follow-up investment due to the company’s rapid growth trajectory, technological potential, and operational excellence from the management team.”

Colosseum also became the first Korean startup to issue dual-class shares in 2024, solidifying management control while building trust with investors. Its logistics SaaS COLO AI recently won the Minister’s Award at the 2025 New Software Product Awards and earned the government’s three major SME innovation certifications—Main-Biz, IP Management, and Technological Innovation—demonstrating its leadership in both innovation and execution.