FlexQube Receives Pilot Order for Major Potential Project in the U.S.
Agnes Ahlman
Marketing Manager
FlexQube has received a pilot order from an existing U.S. customer for a material handling solution that could evolve into FlexQube’s largest projects to date. The order includes products from multiple parts of FlexQube’s product portfolio — starting with modular carts and tugger train solutions, with the potential to expand to autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) in a later phase. This demonstrates the breadth, modularity, and scalability of FlexQube’s offering.
The pilot will evaluate a scalable configuration tailored to the customer’s operations. If successful, the first phase of a full rollout is expected to result in an order of USD 6 million or more in early 2026. The total project volume for 2026 and 2027 could reach above USD 12 million.
CEO Anders Fogelberg comments;
“This pilot is an exciting step that highlights the strategic value of our flexible and modular product platform, combined with our deep expertise in designing optimized material handling solutions.”
The pilot will be carried out during late 2025 and early 2026, and the initial order value is approximately USD 0.37 million.
For more information, contact:
CEO, Anders Fogelberg
anders.fogelberg@flexqube.com
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