Quick commerce platform for construction and home-improvement materials, HomeRun, has secured Rs 60 crore ($6.6 million) in a funding round led by Sorin Investments, with participation from Titan Capital Winners Fund, Sparrow Capital, Consumer Collective by Atrium, and Helios Holdings.
Founded in 2024, the Bengaluru-based startup focuses on delivering construction and renovation materials within 60 to 90 minutes, thereby addressing a long-standing efficiency gap in the sector. Moreover, its wide range of stock-keeping units (SKUs) includes cement, plywood, electrical items, plumbing supplies, hardware, adhesives, and finishing products, which enables the platform to serve both homeowners and contractors effectively.
According to founder and chief executive officer Pukhraj Grewal, the company will deploy the fresh capital to expand into new cities, introduce additional product categories, and strengthen its fulfillment technology. He explained, “We want to open more dark stores to go deeper within Bengaluru, expand on the engineering front, and improve supply chain efficiency.” Notably, Grewal previously founded ProjectHero, a marketplace focused on construction workers, which adds to his experience in the building ecosystem.
At present, HomeRun processes nearly 200–250 orders each day. Furthermore, the platform maintains a high average order value (AOV) of approximately Rs 7,000 per order. Emphasizing this momentum, Grewal stated, “We have a high average order value (AOV) of around Rs 7,000 per order, which translates to a significantly high daily business for us.”
Currently, the company operates five dark stores across Bengaluru. In addition, it plans to launch six to ten more dark stores by the end of the year to deepen market penetration. Subsequently, after strengthening its city-level operations, HomeRun intends to expand into new markets, including Hyderabad and Pune.
Commenting on the investment, Subeer Monga, partner at Sorin Investments, highlighted the structural challenges in the sector. He noted, “The retail market for building materials in India remains highly fragmented, opaque, and unreliable, despite its size. HomeRun is addressing a mission-critical gap by bringing speed, trust, and predictability to procurement, particularly for homeowners and small contractors, where delays directly translate into higher costs.”
Meanwhile, the rapid-delivery business model continues to gain traction across multiple sectors. For instance, former Nexus Venture Partners vice president Komal Solanki recently launched the 10-minute beauty services platform Dazzl in Bengaluru. Similarly, the rapid house-help services space is witnessing strong momentum, as platforms such as Pronto and Snabbit raise fresh capital. At the same time, quick fashion delivery startups like Knot and Slikk are actively expanding their presence across new cities.
HomeRun’s latest funding round underscores growing investor confidence in quick commerce models beyond groceries and food delivery. By combining speed, reliability, and a focused approach to construction and home-improvement materials, the startup is well-positioned to scale across major Indian cities and redefine procurement for homeowners and contractors alike.
