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QuickShift raises Rs 22 Cr in pre-Series A round led by Atomic Capital

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QuickShift raises Rs 22 Cr in pre-Series A round led by Atomic Capital
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QuickShift raises Rs 22 Cr in pre-Series A round led by Atomic Capital D2C and enterprise fulfillment startup QuickShift has raised Rs 22 crore (around $2.6 million) in a pre-Series A funding round led by Atomic Capital, with participation from Axilor Ventures and other investors. The funds will be used to enhance its AI-led fulfillment platform, expand operations across North and South India, and strengthen its omni-channel programs and leadership team. Founded by Anshul Goenka, QuickShift provides a plug-and-play fulfillment and supply chain platform that integrates technology, infrastructure, and logistics services to offer real-time visibility and control over inventory and orders. The firm claims to have achieved 100% annual recurring revenue growth between September 2024 and September 2025. QuickShift currently manages three lakh B2C shipments, seven lakh marketplace orders, and 5,000 quick commerce replenishments monthly. It serves over 100 D2C and enterprise brands across seven fulfillment centers covering 29,000 pincodes. It also plans to expand to NCR, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata, with new centers coming up in Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, and Indore. QuickShift’s platform integrates with Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho, Blinkit, Zepto, Swiggy, JioMart, and BigBasket, enabling unified fulfillment across online and offline channels.

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WorkIndia raises Rs 97 Cr in Series B led by Aavishkaar Capital

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WorkIndia raises Rs 97 Cr in Series B led by Aavishkaar Capital
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WorkIndia raises Rs 97 Cr in Series B led by Aavishkaar Capital Blue and grey-collar job portal WorkIndia has raised Rs 97 crore (about $10.8 million) in a Series B funding round led by Aavishkaar Capital. Existing investor BEENEXT Capital participated with a Rs 22 crore contribution, while Aavishkaar Capital invested Rs 75 crore in the round. This is the first funding for the company in nearly 3 years since it raised $12 million in January 2023, led by SBI Holdings, Nintendo founding family and others. The proceeds will be used to strengthen WorkIndia’s technology platform, improve its employer-candidate matching systems, and expand operations into high-demand regions. The company said it also plans to invest in product innovation to support both job seekers and businesses seeking workforce solutions. Co-founded by Kunal Patil, Nilesh Dungarwal, and Moiz Arsiwala, WorkIndia is a job platform focused on blue- and grey-collar workers, offering opportunities across 50 categories including tele-calling, field sales, delivery roles, and more. According to startup data platform TheKredible, WorkIndia has raised around $30 million to date from investors such as BEENEXT, Xiaomi, SBI Holdings, Insitor, and others. BEENEXT is the largest external shareholder, holding an 11.31% stake before this round, followed by Xiaomi at 7.3%. The co-founders collectively hold a 32.1% stake in the company. For the fiscal year ended March 2025, WorkIndia posted a 25% year-on-year increase in operating revenue to Rs 78.7 crore, while narrowing its losses by 25% to Rs 23.06 crore.

ANNY raises Rs 10 Cr in pre-Series A round led by Atomic Capital

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ANNY raises Rs 10 Cr in pre-Series A round led by Atomic Capital
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Fashion-tech brand ANNY has raised Rs 10 crore in a pre-Series A funding round led by Atomic Capital. The proceeds will be used to expand product categories, drive innovation, enhance proprietary tech stack, hire key leadership talent, and strengthen distribution channels, ANNY said in a press release. Co-founded in 2023 by Japjot Singh, Aveen Kaur, and Rahul Tanwar, ANNY is a multi-category accessible luxury fashion brand that aims to transform the way modern Indian women experience fashion. Built on a real-time, inventory-light model, it delivers globally inspired, high-quality fashion at accessible prices. With a vertically integrated supply chain and a proprietary tech stack, ANNY says that it ensures speed, efficiency, and customer delight at every step. The startup aims to become the go-to fashion destination for women across India by combining agility, innovation, and a deep understanding of style and culture. “Our vertically integrated model, coupled with real-time trend responsiveness, allows us to minimize inventory risk and maximize consumer joy. With Atomic Capital’s backing, we’re not just scaling faster, we’re scaling smarter. This investment fuels our ambition to become over Rs 100 crore ARR brand by next year and drive a true movement in India’s fashion-tech landscape,” said Japjot Singh, founder and CEO of ANNY. Over a year, the brand claims to have scaled 8X, driven by a vertically integrated model, trend-led design, and deep consumer insight. Now expanding into new categories, it aspires to redefine how Indian women discover and shop fashion-forward, smart, and effortlessly stylish.

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