Funding · Commerce & Consumer Brands
Bluestone secures rs 100 crore debt funding from neo markets
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- BlueStone
- What it does
- Omnichannel fine jewellery retailer
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- Rs 100 crore
- Stage
- Debt
- Based in
- Bengaluru
- Founded
- 2011
What they do
Bluestone is an omnichannel fine jewellery retailer that operates an e-commerce website and an extensive network of physical stores across India
What happened
The Bengaluru-based company raised one hundred crore rupees in debt from Neo Markets by issuing ten thousand debentures through a special board resolution
Why it matters
This capital infusion marks the company's third debt financing round this year as it reportedly prepares for a larger pre-IPO round
The details
- Omnichannel jewellery retailer Bluestone raised Rs 100 crore (approximately $12 million) in debt from Neo Markets.
- Directors cleared a formal proposal to release 10,000 debt instruments priced at Rs 1,00,000 apiece in exchange for the capital.
- This transaction represents the third time the Bengaluru-based enterprise has borrowed funds via debt instruments within the year.
- The capital injection arrives as the firm reportedly plans to raise $100 million in a forthcoming pre-IPO round.
- The planned pre-IPO round is anticipated to combine primary and secondary investments to provide returns to early backers.
The bigger picture
- The funding strengthens the company's financial position and supports its ongoing retail expansion and operational goals ahead of a public listing.
- The firm previously raised $66 million from Ranjan Pai and other investors in September of the previous year, bringing total funding to approximately $190 million.
About the business
- Bluestone operates as an online and offline fine jewellery retailer offering thousands of certified designs for men, women, and children.
- The company sells products through its official e-commerce portal and a widespread physical retail footprint spanning over 190 stores across 75 cities.
- Product categories include gold and diamond rings, earrings, pendants, mangalsutras, bangles, engagement rings, and bracelets.
- The platform provides customer benefits such as a Lifetime Exchange and Buyback Policy, a 30 Days Money Back guarantee, and free shipping on online orders.
- Revenue reached Rs 787 crore in the fiscal year ending March 2023, accompanied by a reduction in annual losses.
What happens next
- Raise $100 million in an upcoming pre-IPO funding round combining primary and secondary investments.
- Expand the offline retail network and pursue continued operational growth.
The deal
- Type
- Debt
Investors
- Neo Markets (lead) — Debt provider that invested one hundred crore rupees into the company.
- Accel (existing) — Holds a **21.2%** stake as the largest investor in the company.
- Kalaari Capital (existing) — Holds a **12.35%** stake in the company.
- Peak XV Partners (existing) — Backer supporting the company's growth and pre-IPO plans.
Founders
- Gaurav Singh Kushwaha, Founder and CEO
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