Funding · Mobility & Logistics

Oorjaa raises ₹9.7 crore in Series A first close

By Startup Enthusiast · 27 August 2026

What they do

Oorjaa runs an asset-light logistics network handling mid-mile and last-mile shipments for enterprise clients like Zepto, Blinkit, and Amazon

Equentis Angel Fund led this ₹9.7 crore tranche of its Series A round, backed by Inflection Point Ventures

The startup plans to expand its proprietary Datashastra software platform and enter new urban centers and overseas territories

The logistics tech startup bagged ₹9.7 crore to mark the initial closing of its Series A round.
Equentis Angel Fund served as the lead investor for this funding tranche.
Previous backer Inflection Point Ventures also joined the round.
Management is currently in advanced discussions with institutional venture capital funds to complete the remaining portion.
The firm operates an asset-light transport system catering to large commercial accounts.
Key corporate clients include Zepto, Blinkit, Amazon, and Swiggy.

The enterprise generated approximately ₹94 crore in revenue during FY 2024-25.
Annual revenue improved by 70% year-on-year across that financial cycle.
Oorjaa registered a three-year revenue CAGR (compound annual growth rate, measuring yearly business expansion) of 110%.
Net losses for that same operating year stood at about ₹7.2 crore.

Oorjaa runs a logistics operation managing middle-mile and local delivery legs without owning vehicles directly.
It charges enterprise clients through an outcome-linked billing framework where accounts pay purely per piece moved.
The firm utilizes electric vehicles in crowded metropolitan areas to curb pollution and trim operational costs.
It developed a specialized AI and software stack named Datashastra.
This software includes route optimization tools, operational monitors, and continuous command center oversight.
The company sells Datashastra independently as an international enterprise software subscription.
Operations spread into the GCC region during 2026 through this software offering.
The network manages upwards of 3 million items alongside 50,000 doorstep drop-offs each day in 200+ cities.

Equentis Angel Fund (lead) — Previously invested in the company in November 2024.
Inflection Point Ventures (participated) — Previously invested in the pre-Series A 2 round in October 2023.

Product: Full stack asset-light logistics with proprietary Datashastra AI/SaaS control tower
Customers: E-commerce and quick commerce platforms needing logistics infrastructure
How it makes money: Network of hubs and fleet with technology-driven automation and demand adjustment
What sets it apart: Proprietary AI/SaaS logistics stack with control-tower and automation capabilities