Accel.
The round also saw participation from angel investors such as founders of Urban Company Abhiraj Bhal and Varun Khaitan, former Swiggy Instamart head Karthik Gurumurthy and others.
The funds will be used for expanding operations and scaling its delivery model across most areas of Bengaluru, with plans to extend into other tier-1 cities.
“So far, we have about 70 to 80 unique stock-keeping units (SKUs) on the app, covering a variety of categories including indulgences, snacks, beverages, and meals. We ensure that these items are freshly prepared and delivered within 10 minutes,” cofounder and chief executive Aniket Shah told ET in an interaction.
This highlights the rapid growth of 10 to 30-minute delivery services in urban markets, with quick-commerce platforms attracting significant investment. Zepto is in the process of raising funds, while Blinkit and Swiggy Instamart are already publicly listed. Instamart listed on the bourses on November 14.
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