In a major boost for India’s fast-growing quick commerce ecosystem, Inamo, a platform that provides end-to-end solutions for rapid delivery operations, has successfully raised $8 million in its latest funding round. The investment was led by Prime Venture Partners, with continued support from Inamo’s early backers including Shastra VC, Antler India, and Gemba Capital.
Of the total capital raised, $6 million was secured through equity funding, while the remaining $2 million came as venture debt. This diversified financial backing reflects strong investor confidence in Inamo’s businessInamo Secures $8 Million in Funding Led by Prime Venture Partners to Fuel Quick Commerce Growth model and its pivotal role in powering quick commerce operations across India.
Founded in 2025 by entrepreneurs Sumit Anand and Rupesh Thakare, Inamo has quickly established itself as a full-stack enablement platform for quick commerce players. Its offerings span inventory management, fulfilment services, and technology systems that help brands and delivery platforms fulfil orders swiftly and efficiently.
Today, the startup processes an impressive 1.8 million orders per month and operates approximately 80 dark stores — specialised micro-fulfilment centres focused on fulfilling rapid delivery requirements — across six cities in India.
Looking ahead, Inamo plans to expand its network to 200 outlets across 10 towns by the end of 2026, leveraging the fresh capital to scale operations, bring more brands onto its platform, and broaden the range of product categories it supports
“In the current market, established brands are still adapting legacy systems to serve a channel that demands speed and seamless data integration,” said Sumit Anand, co-founder and CEO of Inamo. “We are building the backbone that enables modern quick commerce by providing purpose-built, full-stack capabilities.”
Rupesh Thakare, co-founder of Inamo, added that the company will continue to invest heavily in technology, ensuring its solutions remain tailored to the unique needs of quick commerce fulfilment — a segment that requires reliability, fast response times, and seamless integration with partner systems.
From its early days to now gearing up for rapid expansion, Inamo’s journey highlights the rising importance of backend infrastructure in India’s quick commerce market — an industry that is witnessing increased competition and innovation as consumer demand for faster deliveries grows.
