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Edgistify raises $1.4M pre-Series A
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- Date
- Company
- Edgistify
- What it does
- E-commerce and quick-commerce fulfilment platform
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- $1.4M
- Stage
- pre-Series A
- Founded
- 2017
What they do
The round was co-led by NB Ventures and Rajesh Ranavat, with participation from PhysicsWallah co-founder Prateek Maheshwari and former Adani CHRO Vikram Tandon
What happened
Founded in 2017, Edgistify operates over 100 warehouses across India, serving more than 1 lakh daily orders to 27,000 pin codes
Why it matters
Funds will be used to onboard high-growth brands, advance AI-led orchestration via EdgeOS, and expand fulfilment depth in Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets
The details
- Edgistify raised $1.4 million in a pre-Series A round announced on 12 January 2026.
- The round was co-led by NB Ventures and Rajesh Ranavat.
- NB Ventures is a Dubai-based venture capital fund.
- Rajesh Ranavat is a global supply chain veteran, mentor, and investor.
- Other participants included Prateek Maheshwari (Co-founder of PhysicsWallah), Vivek Gaur (CGO of PhysicsWallah), and Vikram Tandon (former CHRO of Adani Group).
- The company will use the funds to onboard more high-growth brands and advance AI-led orchestration via its EdgeOS platform.
- Expansion will focus on Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets to deepen fulfilment reach.
The bigger picture
- The funding addresses PO errors (purchase order mistakes), fragmented multi-channel operations, and unpredictable replenishment.
- Edgistify positions itself as a fulfilment orchestration partner with AI-led visibility and disciplined on-ground operations.
- The investment signals confidence in building a modern fulfilment backbone for India.
- The company aims to standardise reliability warehouse to warehouse and city to city.
About the business
- Edgistify operates a warehousing and fulfilment platform for e-commerce and quick-commerce brands.
- It offers customised fulfilment models per brand, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
- Its platform, EdgeOS, integrates WMS (warehouse management system), OMS (order management system), FMS (fleet management system), last-mile delivery, and internal intelligence.
- Customers include brands in FMCG, beauty, electronics, pharma, and quick commerce.
- The network spans over 100 warehouses across North, South, East, and West India.
- It delivers to over 27,000 pin codes nationwide and serves more than 1 lakh daily orders.
- The platform has over 75 integrations and presence in more than 50 cities.
- Edgistify has worked with more than 50 customers.
What happens next
- Onboard more high-growth brands.
- Advance AI-led orchestration via EdgeOS.
- Expand fulfilment depth in Tier-2 and Tier-3 markets.
The deal
- Type
- pre-Series A
Investors
- NB Ventures (lead) — Dubai-based venture capital fund.
- Rajesh Ranavat (lead) — Global supply chain veteran, mentor, and investor.
- Prateek Maheshwari (participant) — Co-founder of PhysicsWallah.
- Vivek Gaur (participant) — Chief Growth Officer at PhysicsWallah.
- Vikram Tandon (participant) — Former CHRO of Adani Group.
Founders
- Umang Shukla, Co-founder & CEO
- Antim Suman, Co-founder & COO
- Kamal Kishore Kumawat, Co-founder & CTO
About Edgistify
- Product
- EdgeOS platform that integrates warehouse management, order management, transport management, and dark store operations.
- Customers
- E-commerce, D2C, and quick-commerce brands seeking multi-city warehousing and delivery orchestration.
- How it makes money
- Charges fulfilment service fees and recurring platform fees for logistics orchestration.
- What sets it apart
- Unifies WMS, OMS, and fleet management into a single proprietary execution platform serving over 27,000 pin codes.
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