Nuvolog raises seed round led by APY Ventures with backing from Turkish Airlines' VC fund

What's the deal? NuvologDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, a Turkish logistics management platform, has closed a seed funding round led by APY VenturesDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →. THY GSYF (Turkish AirlinesDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →' venture capital fund), Start-Up GSYFDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, and angel investors Fuat Pamukçu and Ahmet Arslan also participated. The financial details of the round were not disclosed.

Founded by Abdullah CansuDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → and Serhat Levent Yavaş, Nuvolog offers a modular platform that lets businesses manage end-to-end logistics operations from a single dashboard. It already counts Trendyol, Norm Holding, and several other major Turkish companies as clients.

Why now? The startup plans to use the fresh capital to deepen its product offering, expand its customer and logistics partner network, and begin moving into international markets. "We built our solution by listening to and understanding our customers' needs," said co-founder and chief executive officer Abdullah Cansu. "With this investment, we will expand our product depth and pursue our goal of entering overseas markets."

APY Ventures fund manager Mustafa Keçeli pointed to rising demand from manufacturers and exporters struggling with complex supply chains. "Their solutions address a significant need in the sector by making supply chain processes more visible, measurable, and efficient," he said.

What could go wrong? Logistics software is a crowded space globally, with established players like OracleDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, SAP, and project44 competing alongside a wave of startups. Scaling beyond Turkey will pit Nuvolog against well-funded rivals with deeper pockets and broader geographic reach. Without a disclosed funding amount, it is also unclear how much runway the startup has to execute on its international ambitions.

The signal: Nuvolog's client roster — which includes Trendyol, Turkey's largest e-commerce platform, alongside major manufacturers and exporters — suggests it has already found product-market fit in a segment where supply chain visibility remains a pain point. Dealroom classifies the company as "early growth," indicating traction beyond a typical seed-stage startup, and the strategic backing of Turkish Airlines' venture fund could open doors to the carrier's vast freight network as Nuvolog eyes international expansion.

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