Wallenius Wilhelmsen is the latest investor in automated vehicle inspection expert, DeGould, which has secured $6m ($8.2m) in its third-round funding
Automated vehicle inspection expert, DeGould, has secured £6m ($8.2m) in its third-round funding to move forward with the development and supply of its automated vehicle inspection systems.
The latest company to invest in DeGould is Wallenius Wilhelmsen, global provider of ocean and land-based finished vehicle logistics.
“We are excited by the growth opportunity ahead of us and are especially pleased that Wallenius Wilhelmsen will join us on this journey,” said Ed Jones, CEO at DeGould. “They have been a really supportive partner and we look forward to working together even more closely to strengthen our leading position in automated vehicle inspections.”
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