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Funding · 3 November 2026Solgram$1M+Premium grocery platform

Solgram raises over $1M pre-seed

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Pre-seedGurugram
  • Solgram is a Gurugram premium grocery platform for fresh produce, dairy, meat and seafood, backed by a temperature-controlled supply chain
  • It raised over $1 million in pre-seed funding led by DSG Consumer Partners and Saama Capital, with hotelier Kapil Chopra joining
  • The money will grow cold-chain capacity, technology and sourcing, and extend service across the NCR within a quarter of launch

What happened

  • Solgram raised over $1 million in pre-seed funding.
  • DSG Consumer Partners and Saama Capital led.
  • Hospitality entrepreneur Kapil Chopra participated.
  • Funds go to cold chain, tech and sourcing.
  • It plans to spread across the NCR.

Why it matters

  • The round came within a quarter of launch.
  • Fresh food needs unbroken cold-chain (temperature-controlled) handling.
  • It serves shoppers wanting higher-quality groceries.

The business

  • Solgram sells fresh produce, dairy, meat, seafood and bakery.
  • It also stocks gourmet pantry items and new food brands.
  • A Mindful Mode category lists cleaner-label products.
  • Stores have separate temperature zones.
  • Delivery is scheduled or express; it runs in Gurugram now.

The founders

Shashank Shekhar Sharma

Founder
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Who put in money

What happens next

  • Expand across the NCR, then other markets.

The numbers around it

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Terms in this story

  • Funding stage: Startups raise money in steps called funding stages: pre-seed, seed, Series A, B, C and later, ending in a listing or a sale. Each step is larger and asks for more proof. In India, Series A rounds run from a few million dollars to about $15 million, as of November 2026.
  • Seed round: Pre-seed and seed are the first money a startup raises from outside investors. The difference is how much has been built when the cheque arrives: pre-seed backs an idea or prototype, usually with a cheque under ₹5 crore, while seed backs an early product and runs from a few crore rupees to a few million dollars.

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