Funding · Commerce & Consumer Brands
Infra.Market raises debt for refinancing and capex
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- Date
- Company
- Infra.Market
- What it does
- Construction materials marketplace
- Kind
- Funding
- Amount
- ₹1,250 Cr ($137 Mn)
- Stage
- debt
- Founded
- 2016
What they do
Infra.Market sells construction materials through a B2B and retail network
What happened
The startup secured ₹1,250 Cr in debt from Singapore-based Ascertis Credit
Why it matters
This follows its Series G valuation of $2.8 Bn and upcoming IPO plans
The details
- Infra.Market has raised ₹1,250 Cr ($137 Mn) in debt financing.
- The lender is Singapore-based private credit platform Ascertis Credit.
- The funds will be used for refinancing debt, capex, and M&A.
- Security for the loan includes asset hypothecation and promoter shares pledge.
- The company also pledged group company shares like RDC Concrete.
- This debt round comes after its recent Series G equity funding.
- Infra.Market is currently preparing for an IPO after receiving SEBI nod.
- Roadshows are starting to assess investor interest before final timing.
The bigger picture
- Debt helps manage cash flow while preparing for a public listing.
- It avoids diluting existing shareholders during the pre-IPO phase.
- The move signals confidence in future revenue and asset value.
About the business
- Infra.Market operates as a construction materials marketplace.
- It serves both B2B clients and a retail network.
- The platform uses tech-enabled digitised procurement processes.
- It manufactures products under its own private labels.
- Key brands include RDC Concrete for ready-mix concrete.
- Other brands are Millenium Tiles and Shalimar Paints.
- The company has raised approximately $700 Mn in total funding.
- Its latest equity round valued the firm at $2.8 Bn.
- The planned IPO size is ₹5,000 Cr via fresh shares and OFS.
What happens next
- The company will conduct roadshows to gauge investor interest.
- IPO timing will be decided based on this feedback.
- Pre-filed papers were submitted last October.
The deal
- Type
- debt
Investors
- Ascertis Credit (lender) — Singapore-based private credit platform providing debt financing.
- Silverline Homes Private Limited (existing) — Promoter entity that participated in the Series G round.
- NK Squared (existing) — Venture fund led by Nikhil Kamath.
- Tiger Global (existing) — Global investment firm known for tech investments.
- Accel (existing) — Early-stage venture capital firm.
- Nexus (existing) — Venture capital firm focused on early-stage startups.
Founders
- Souvik Sengupta, Founder
- Aaditya Sharda, Founder
About Infra.Market
- Product
- An end-to-end construction materials platform spanning sourcing, manufacturing partnerships, and distribution.
- Customers
- Institutional buyers, builders, contractors, and retail construction-materials customers.
- How it makes money
- Makes money by supplying construction materials and related solutions across B2B and retail channels.
- What sets it apart
- Large network of manufacturing partners and a broad retail touchpoint footprint.
- Operations
- Runs a wide supplier network and reaches more than 10,000 retail touchpoints across India.
More on Infra.Market
- Infra.Market to go public via reverse merger with Shalimar Paints13 August 2026 · Acquisition · ₹10,440 crore
- Infra.Market to raise ₹500 Cr in pre-IPO round at $2.6 Bn valuation8 May 2026 · Funding · ₹500 Cr ($53 Mn)
- Infra.Market gets SEBI nod for ₹5,000 Cr IPO23 January 2026 · IPO · INR 5,000 Cr
- Infra.Market posts Rs 18,472 crore revenue with profit decline12 January 2026 · Results · Rs 220 crore
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