Home » Veesion secures a €53-million funding and opens a U.S. subsidiary Veesion secures a €53-million funding and opens a U.S. subsidiary As shoplifting becomes more prevalent in the retail sector, particularly in the U.S. amid inflation and price increases, Veesion (specialising in AI-powered detection of in-store behaviours) has secured major Series B funding. Here are the details. Through Sophie Baqué. Published on 02 June 2025 à 11h31 - Update on 23 July 2025 à 18h46 Resources Veesion (ARR 2024: €10 million in 2024), a French start-up founded in 2018 that uses AI to detect suspicious behaviour in stores using cameras, announced on May 21 that it raised €38 million in Series B funding,… Sophie Baqué AIcomputer visiocomputer visionGreentech and supply-chainPayment and securityretailtechsafetytheft Read more Facing theft issues, Target, Walmart and Dollar General reduce access to self-checkout Computer vision: Walmart adopts new technology to reduce "scan & go" fraud Automatic checkouts: Specialist retailers follow in supermarket footsteps Despite sales up 6.2% in Q3, Walmart innovates to reduce store theft
