
RELEX Solutions delivers a unified platform for retail, manufacturing, and supply chain planning, enabled by proven AI technology. We help retailers, manufacturers, and consumer goods companies optimize demand forecasting, replenishment, merchandising, pricing and promotions, supply chain operations, and production planning across the end-to-end value chain. Companies like ADUSA, AutoZone, Coles, Circle K, Dollar Tree and Family Dollar, M&S Food, PetSmart, Rituals, The Home Depot, and Systemair trust RELEX to increase product availability, boost sales, deliver actionable insights, improve sustainability, and drive profitable growth. Learn more at: https://www.relexsolutions.com/customers/

RELEX Solutions delivers a unified platform for retail, manufacturing, and supply chain planning, enabled by proven AI technology. We help retailers, manufacturers, and consumer goods companies optimize demand forecasting, replenishment, merchandising, pricing and promotions, supply chain operations, and production planning across the end-to-end value chain. Companies like ADUSA, AutoZone, Coles, Circle K, Dollar Tree and Family Dollar, M&S Food, PetSmart, Rituals, The Home Depot, and Systemair trust RELEX to increase product availability, boost sales, deliver actionable insights, improve sustainability, and drive profitable growth. Learn more at: https://www.relexsolutions.com/customers/
What they do: AI-driven unified retail, manufacturing and supply-chain planning platform
Founded: 2005
Headquarters / legal entity: Finland (RELEX Oy)
Employees (approx.): 2442
Notable investors: Summit Partners, TCV, Blackstone Growth
Known major investment: $200M minority investment from TCV (2019)
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Retail, wholesale and manufacturing planning inefficiencies including forecasting accuracy, inventory optimization, assortment and space planning, and waste reduction.
2005
Software Development
$200,000,000
Reported $200M minority growth investment
Initial minority investment to support international expansion
Additional funding from Summit Partners
Crunchbase lists later debt financing with Nordea as lead
Reported increased investment alongside TCV in a 2024 transaction that included Summit Partners' exit
“Backed by growth-equity investors (Summit Partners, TCV, Blackstone Growth)”