Centiro Solutions AB Due Diligence

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Sweden · www.centiro.com · 12 vendors

Centiro is a Swedish software company that provides cloud-based solutions for delivery management, e-commerce fulfillment, and supply chain visibility. Their technology empowers brands, retailers, and logistics providers to streamline logistics processes and manage deliveries across 175+ countries.

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Last updated 2026-04-29 · revision 3

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Compliance

5 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

ISO 27001 (source) — Evidence found

Evidence: https://www.centiro.com/about/secure-compliant

NIS2 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://www.centiro.com/product/what-we-do

SOC 2 (source) — Evidence found

Evidence: https://www.centiro.com/about/secure-compliant

Financials

Three-year financials

Financial Resilience Score: 7/10

Centiro Solutions AB demonstrates strong qualitative indicators of financial health despite the absence of retrievable audited figures. The company has been a repeated recipient of the Dagens Industri Gasell award, which requires at least four consecutive years of 10% or greater annual revenue growth alongside positive results — a rigorous and independently verified signal of sustained top-line expansion and profitability. Combined with over 25 years of continuous operation since 1998, the company has demonstrated resilience across multiple economic cycles including the dot-com bust, the 2008–09 financial crisis, and the COVID-19 disruption. The business model is structurally sound: a cloud-based SaaS platform with recurring subscription and transaction-based revenue provides high revenue visibility and reduces churn risk. The four-pillar product suite (Delivery Management, Customer Experience, Finance & Control, AI & Intelligence) enables cross-selling and reduces single-product dependency. Deep carrier integrations with global and regional carriers create meaningful switching costs and a defensible competitive moat. The group structure — encompassing Urban Street (last-mile/gig) and Censhine (AI/compliance) — reflects deliberate investment in adjacent growth vectors, though it also introduces operational complexity. The 14 consecutive years of Great Place to Work certification in Europe implies low employee turnover and stable organisational investment, both of which are material cost and quality factors for a software business. Gartner recognition in 2024 and top-tier carrier partnership statuses (UPS Ready Premier, FedEx Diamond Tier) further validate commercial traction. The primary limitation on the resilience score is the complete opacity of hard financial data: no revenue, EBIT, or equity figures were retrievable, making it impossible to assess leverage, margin trends, cash generation, or customer concentration with any precision. The competitive landscape is also intensifying, with well-capitalised global players contesting the delivery management software space.

Key strengths: Repeated Dagens Industri Gasell award winner — requires 4+ consecutive years of ≥10% revenue growth and positive results, 25+ years of continuous operation since 1998, surviving multiple economic downturns, Recurring SaaS/cloud revenue model providing high revenue visibility and low churn risk, Four-pillar product suite enabling cross-selling and reducing single-product dependency, Deep carrier integrations (DHL, FedEx, UPS, DB Schenker, Bring, Instabox, Budbee, etc.) creating high customer switching costs, UPS Ready Premier Partner and FedEx Diamond Tier status — top-tier carrier partnership levels, 14 consecutive years as a Best Workplace in Europe — indicator of low turnover and stable workforce, Gartner Representative Vendor recognition in 2024 Market Guide for Multienterprise Collaboration Networks in Europe, Group diversification via Urban Street (last-mile) and Censhine (AI/compliance) subsidiaries, ISO/SOC-level security certifications and GDPR compliance reducing enterprise customer risk

Risk factors: Complete opacity of audited financial figures — no revenue, EBIT, or equity data publicly retrievable, Highly competitive market with large incumbents (Blue Yonder, Manhattan Associates, project44, FourKites, Körber) and well-funded scale-ups, Unknown customer concentration risk — potential dependence on a small number of large enterprise clients, FX exposure: SEK-denominated cost base against EUR, GBP, and USD revenue streams, Dependency on e-commerce cycle volumes — sustained slowdown in online retail could dampen transaction volumes, Operational complexity from managing three distinct group brands (Centiro, Urban Street, Censhine), Private company structure limits real-time financial visibility for counterparties and partners

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