- Boxwise generates about 89% of its revenue in the Netherlands, while building traction in Belgium and Germany
- The company offers two software packages, Lite and Pro, for different levels of operational complexity
- Growth plans include new AI-enabled features, additional integrations and further acquisitions
Main Capital Partners has taken a majority stake in Boxwise, a Netherlands-based warehouse management system (WMS) provider, to support the company’s next phase of international growth.
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Nieuw-Vennep, the Netherlands, Boxwise develops WMS software that translates enterprise resource planning orders into structured picking, packing and shipping workflows for companies managing complex logistics operations. The company serves approximately 240 customer organizations, with a strong presence in healthcare and wholesale and a growing footprint in e-commerce.
Boxwise generates approximately 89 percent of its revenue in the Netherlands, while building traction in Belgium and pursuing expansion into Germany. The company offers two software packages, Lite and Pro, aimed at different levels of operational complexity.
Main and Boxwise plan to strengthen Boxwise’s position in the supply chain execution software market through new AI-enabled features, additional integrations, international expansion and selective acquisitions.
Editor’s note: This news brief was produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence.