Kzone Closes $4.18M Series B to Accelerate AI-Driven Global Reverse Logistics Platform

Kzone, a South Korean startup building a data-driven platform for global reverse logistics, has completed a Series B round of approximately $4.18M (KRW 6.3 billion), with participation from Timeworks Investment, BonAngels Venture Partners, California-based Strong Ventures, and Singapore-based Guardian Fund.

The company addresses the problem of returned inventory, excess stock, and distressed goods in global markets through its core platform, REMEX. Within three years of market entry, Kzone reached profitability and achieved annual revenues of approximately $7.96M (KRW 12 billion) — a milestone accomplished with a lean team of around ten core staff, demonstrating strong operational efficiency and on-the-ground execution capability.

With the fresh capital, Kzone plans to accelerate the development of a globally automated trading platform powered by AI agents. The company’s roadmap calls for AI to handle buyer discovery, deal proposal, sales operations, and market analysis — effectively evolving REMEX into a next-generation AI-native reverse logistics platform.

“Over the past three years, we have tackled the inefficiencies of this industry head-on in global markets,” said CEO Sungsu Kim. “This investment will allow us to significantly accelerate our AI agent-based automation technology for global logistics and distribution.”