Quick commerce enablement platform Inamo has secured $8 million in fresh funding in a round led by Prime Venture Partners, while existing backers Shastra VC, Antler India, and Gemba Capital also participated. Notably, the round comprises $6 million in equity alongside $2 million in venture debt, thereby strengthening the company’s balance sheet for its next phase of growth.
The startup plans to deploy the new capital to scale its network of dark stores, onboard additional consumer brands, and introduce new product categories. Cofounder Rupesh Thakare told that this investment will accelerate Inamo’s expansion strategy and reinforce its operational capabilities across markets.
Founded in 2025 by Sumit Anand and Thakare, the company provides end-to-end infrastructure for quick commerce, including inventory management, fulfilment operations, and proprietary technology solutions. At present, Inamo processes nearly 1.8 million orders every month, which highlights the platform’s growing traction among brands and sellers.
“Established brands and platforms are still recalibrating their legacy fulfilment models for a channel that requires speed and data integration by design. We are building that backbone to modernise systems by providing purpose-built full-stack capabilities in quick commerce,” said Anand, the firm’s chief executive, who previously worked with Dunzo, Ola, and ApnaKlub.
Currently, the startup operates 80 dark stores across six cities. However, it aims to expand this footprint significantly and plans to reach 200 outlets in 10 towns by the end of 2026, thereby deepening its presence in India’s fast-evolving quick commerce ecosystem.
“Many brands use their e-commerce tech stack for quick commerce, and there is a clear need for a stack suitable for quick commerce. So, we will continue to invest in our tech,” said Thakare, who earlier worked with Goldman Sachs, Ninjacart, and ApnaKlub.
Before this funding round, Inamo had raised $3 million in September 2025, which helped it build early-stage infrastructure and refine its technology platform.
Commenting on the investment, Brij Bhushan, managing partner at Prime Venture Partners, said in a statement, “Inamo is building critical infrastructure for the next wave of e-commerce in India. Their ability to combine deep operational execution with a modular technology stack while scaling rapidly makes them uniquely positioned in a large, fast-growing market.”
This latest funding round marks a significant milestone for Inamo as it strengthens its role as a full-stack enabler in India’s quick commerce sector. As demand for faster delivery and integrated fulfilment systems continues to rise, the company appears well-positioned to support brands and platforms seeking scalable, purpose-built solutions for rapid commerce growth.
