Inamo Raises 8 Million Dollars Led by Prime Venture Partners to Expand Quick Commerce Infrastructure

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Fresh Capital to Accelerate Expansion

Mumbai based Inamo has raised 8 million dollars in a funding round led by Prime Venture Partners. The round comprises 6 million dollars in equity and 2 million dollars in venture debt, with participation from existing investors Shastra VC, Antler India, and Gemba Capital.

The company had previously secured 3 million dollars in seed funding backed by Shastra VC along with Antler India, Gemba Capital, and Scope Promoters.

The new capital will be used to expand its dark store network, onboard additional brands, and introduce new product categories.

Building the Backbone of Quick Commerce

Founded in 2024 by Sumit Anand and Rupesh Thakare, Inamo provides Infrastructure as a Service for dark store management, inventory systems, and last mile delivery operations.

The platform enables brands to scale 10 minute delivery without building complex supply chain systems from scratch. By offering a plug and play operating layer, Inamo simplifies how quick delivery businesses manage inventory, fulfillment, and distribution.

Strong Early Traction Across Metro Cities

Inamo currently processes 1.8 million orders per month. It operates more than 80 dark stores across six metro cities.

The startup now plans to scale to 200 outlets across 10 towns by the end of 2026, significantly expanding its physical footprint.

Tapping Into a 40 Billion Dollar Market Opportunity

India’s quick commerce market is projected to reach 40 billion dollars by 2030. As competition intensifies and consumer expectations for faster delivery grow, infrastructure platforms are becoming critical.

Inamo is positioning itself as the operational backbone for brands looking to participate in rapid delivery without heavy upfront investment in supply chain infrastructure.

With fresh funding and growing scale, the company aims to strengthen its role in powering the next phase of India’s quick commerce expansion.